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There is one scenario that seems to be unfolding in a weird manner.3 sections instead of 2. 2 sections dominate each different region. Red-Blue in Texas. Purple and Blue in Northern California. Red -Blue in Southern-Cali.Red and Blue in Wisconsin but Purple and Blue in Madison, Wisconsin.The country as a whole rejects the FCC act of 1996. So now News corporations are prohibited from making profits. This changes the landscape of TV/Paper News, Internet and Radio. The FCC’s newspaper-broadcast cross-ownership rule: an analysisBlue: Secular + Alternative Religion.Red: Ardent religious xenophobic. Where dissenting ethnic, racial and religious groups are unified by the crusade of defending “The One and Only God” against infidels =DPurple: a mix of support for Guns and Abortion rights. Rejection of capital punishment and protection of the environment and stem-cell research on animals but not humans.Technical corporations just happen to employ Blue thinking work force….ok ok alow the exaggeration…Mining and Oil energy Industries employ Red thinking workforce.They educate and finance their educational system like in OklahomaAfter Brexit many London based Financial companies decide to move to New York City and Toronto Canada. This would be a better fit for their employees than Brussels. These workers are Blue and Purple thinkers.The Democratic party now led by Iraq/Afghanistan Veterans. This new leadership makes a critical change in the of the Party of the Donkey; Support of the Second Amendment, plus support gun ownership and open carry of pistol and riflesThis shift then political map. Upstate New York flips to 95% to Blue and so do the rest of the Rust Belt and Appalachia turns Redish Purple. Northern California(from San Joaquin & Santa Clara Counties to the North) turn 80% Purple and push to split California in 2.North and South Carolina turn Blue. And become the home for new Unions with a new message: “Protected Free-Lance work”from Idaho-North Dakota to Arizona-Texas there is a wasteland of no water after fracking has destroyed 90% of water tables. Water is undrinkable and unusable and un-filterable. (95% Red) They blame Blue and Purplr infidels for the wrath of God...just an idea for the social background of the story…Wishing you success, my pen brother.

Academics[edit]Robert Harvey – comparative literature, philosophyArtists and designers[edit]Natalia Anciso – artist and educatorSteven F. Arnold – filmmaker, photographer, painter, illustrator, set and costume designer, and assemblage artistGarry Knox Bennett – woodworker, metalworker, furniture maker, artistBernice Bing – artist, activistWarrington Colescott – artist and educatorHenry Doane – landscape painter, commercial artistRoger C. Field – industrial designer, graduated from California College of the ArtsWalter J. Mathews – architect, designed the First Unitarian Church of OaklandBernard Maybeck – architectJeremy Mayer – sculptorJulia Morgan – architect, raised and buried in OaklandWillis O'Brien – animatorNathan Oliveira – painter, printmaker, sculptor, professorLisa Quinn – artist, author, designerGalen Rowell – photographerJ. Otto Seibold – artist, illustrator, authorSeasick Steve – blues musicianBetty Swords – cartoonistMorrie Turner – artist, illustrator, author of the Wee Pals comic stripWendy Yoshimura – artistAthletes[edit]Zack Andrews – baseball player[citation needed]Pervis Atkins – NFL football player, Los Angeles Rams, Washington Redskins, Oakland Raiders, actor, The Longest YardDrew Barry – basketball player[1]Jon Barry – basketball player and sportscaster[2]Charlie Beamon – baseball pitcher[3]Charlie Beamon, Jr. – baseball player[citation needed]Davone Bess – football player[4]Will Blackwell – football player[5]Linc Blakely – Major League Baseball player, Cincinnati RedsMarlin Briscoe – football player[6]John Brodie – football player and sportscaster[7]Jabari Brown – basketball playerDon Budge – tennis player[citation needed]Chris Burford – football playerGlenn Burke – baseball player[8]Steve Clark, swimmer, won five Olympic gold medalsRay Crouse – football player[9]Bruce Cunningham – Major League Baseball player, Boston BravesAntonio Davis – basketball player[10]Steve DeBerg – football player[11]Bernie DeViveiros – Major League Baseball player, Chicago White Sox, Detroit TigersTaylor Douthit – Major League Baseball player, St. Louis Cardinals, Chicago Cubs, Cincinnati RedsForey Duckett – football player[12]Dennis Eckersley – baseball player[13]Manny Fernandez – football player[14]Eric Fernsten – basketball player, NBA, CBA, and Europe[15]Curt Flood – Major League Baseball player, Cincinnati Reds, St. Louis Cardinals, Washington Senators known for challenging the Reserve clauseGreg Foster – basketball player[16]La Vel Freeman – baseball player[17]Len Gabrielson – Major League Baseball player, Philadelphia PhilliesLen Gabrielson – Major League Baseball player, Milwaukee Braves, Chicago Cubs, San Francisco Giants, California Angels, Los Angeles DodgersJoe Gaines – Major League Baseball player, Cincinnati Reds, Baltimore Orioles, Houston AstrosDerrick Gardner – football player[18]Brad Gilbert – tennis player and coach[19]John Gillespie – Major League Baseball player, Cincinnati RedsJesse Gonder –baseball playerDrew Gooden – basketball player[20]Alexis Gray-Lawson – basketball player, Phoenix MercuryBob Greenwood – Major League Baseball player, Philadelphia PhilliesBud Hafey – Major League Baseball player, Chicago White Sox, Pittsburgh Pirates, Cincinnati Reds, Philadelphia PhilliesTom Hafey – Major League Baseball player, New York Giants, St. Louis BrownsRoger Harding – football player[21]Rickey Henderson – baseball player[22]Jan Henne – swimmer, two-time gold medalist at 1968 Summer OlympicsSteve Hosey – baseball player[23]Al Hrabosky – baseball pitcher and sportscaster[24]Proverb Jacobs – NFL football player, Philadelphia Eagles, New York GiantsJackie Jensen – baseball player[25]Brian Johnson – baseball player[26]Josh Johnson – Quarterback for the Cincinnati BengalsMaurice Jones-Drew – football player[27]Robert Jordan – football player[citation needed]Bobby Kemp – football player[28]Jason Kidd – basketball player and coach[29]MacArthur Lane – football playerCookie Lavagetto – baseball player and manager[30]Tony Lema – golfer[31]Bill Lester – NASCAR driver[32]Damian Lillard – basketball player[33]Ernie Lombardi – baseball player[34]Don Lofgran – professional basketball playerTerrell Lowery – baseball player[35]Lorenzo Lynch – football player[36]Marshawn Lynch – football player[37]Eddie McGah – baseball player, part-owner of Oakland Raiders[38]Bill McKalip – college All-American football player, NFL player, Portsmouth Spartans / Detroit LionsJoe Mellana – Major League Baseball player, Philadelphia AthleticsDemetrius "Hook" Mitchell – streetball player, convicted for armed robbery[citation needed]Joe Morgan – baseball second baseman and sportscaster[39]Kirk Morrison – football player[40]Hank Norberg – football player[41]Mike Norris – baseball player[42]Zoe Ann Olsen – olympic diver[43]Gary Payton – basketball player, born and raised in Oakland[44]Gary Pettis – baseball player and coach[45]Paul Pierce – basketball player[46]Vada Pinson – baseball player and coach[47]Jim Pollard – basketball player[48]Leon Powe – basketball player[49]Jarrod Pughsley – football player[50]John Ralston – football player and coach[51]Isiah Rider – basketball player[52]Chris Roberson – baseball player[53]Frank Robinson – baseball player and manager[54]Jimmy Rollins – baseball player[55]Bill Russell – basketball player and coach[56]Luis Scott-Vargas – Magic: the Gathering player[citation needed]Brian Shaw – basketball player and coach[57]Paul Silas – basketball player and coach[58]Fred Silva – football official[59]Marvel Smith – football player[60]Dave Stewart – baseball player and executive[61]John Sutro – football player[62]Ron Theobald – baseball player[63]Jim Tobin – baseball player[64]Marviel Underwood – football player[65]Langston Walker – football player[66]Andre Ward – professional boxerGeorge Wells – professional wrestler[citation needed]Ray Wells – football player[67]Bill Werle – baseball player[68]Archie Williams – runner[citation needed]Dontrelle Willis – baseball player[69]Rodney Williams – American football playerBusinesspeople and industrialists[edit]Stephen Bechtel – engineer, president, CEO of Bechtel Corporation, 1933-1960Anthony Chabot – entrepreneur, father of hydraulic mining, namesake of Chabot Space & Science Center, Lake Chabot, and Chabot College, buried in OaklandCharles Crocker – railroad tycoon, buried in OaklandDebbi Fields – entrepreneur, founder of Mrs. Fields cookiesDomingo Ghirardelli – founder of the Ghirardelli Chocolate Company based in San Francisco, buried in OaklandKen Hofmann – former owner of the Oakland AthleticsHenry J. Kaiser – entrepreneur, businessman, founder of Kaiser Permanente and Kaiser Family Foundation, buried in OaklandMark Mastrov – founder of 24 Hour Fitness, partial owner of the Sacramento KingsJonah Peretti, Founder of BuzzFeed[70]Francis Marion Smith (also known as"Borax" Smith) – miner, business magnateEntertainment[edit]Mahershala Ali – actorEddie Anderson – actorBillie Joe Armstrong – singerMax Baer, Jr. – actor, film directorMatt Bettinelli-Olpin – filmmaker and musicianPamela Blake – actressTrue Boardman – silent film actorDavid Carradine – actorConnie Cezon – actressTracie Collins – actress, writer, theatre director and producerRyan Coogler – directorBuster Crabbe – actorT. D. Crittenden – silent film actorRobert Culp – actorMark Curry – actor/comedianWalter DeLeon – screenwriterDaveed Diggs – actor and rapperRockmond Dunbar – actor, mixed-media artistMichael Earl – puppeteerClint Eastwood – actor, Academy Award-winning film producer and directorLyndsy Fonseca – actressCary Fukunaga – Emmy Award-winning directorG-Eazy (Gerald Gillium) – rapperSylvia Gerrish – musical comedy and light operaSumner Getchell – actorGary Goldman – filmmakerMichael A. Goorjian – actor and filmmakerR. Henry Grey – silent film actorKhamani Griffin – child actorMark Hamill – actorBernie Hamilton – actor, Starsky and HutchTom Hanks – Academy Award-winning actor, raised in OaklandSusan Seaforth Hayes – actorRussell Hornsby – actorJoseph Jackson – talent managerMoshe Kasher – comedian, actor, and author/writer; raised in OaklandKehlani – singerJoe Knowland – newspaper publisher, actorDavid Labrava – actor, writer, tattoo artistRemy Lacroix – adult actressTed Lange – actorBrandon Lee (son of Bruce Lee) – actor, born in OaklandBruce Lee – actor, martial artistNnegest Likké – film directorCaryl Lincoln – actressDakin Matthews – actorRuss Meyer – film directorJefferson Moffitt – screenwriter, film directorShemar Moore – actor, modelMitch Mullany – actorRoger Nichols – recording engineerNatalie Nunn – television personalityLaura Oakley – silent film actressOrunamamu (Marybeth Washington-Stofle) – storyteller[71]Frank Oz – actor, director, puppeteer for Bert, Cookie Monster and Grover on Sesame StreetJohn Pappas – actorChelsea Peretti – comedian, actressDorothy Revier – silent film actress, dancerCherie Roberts – adult model, photographerBob Smale – pianist on The Lawrence Welk Show, 1969-1982Kellita Smith – actress and modelJack Soo (Goro Suzuki) – comedian, actor, Barney MillerGeorge Stevens – Academy Award-winning film directorCynthia Stevenson – actressEthel Grey Terry – silent film actressColin Trevorrow – film directorJo Van Fleet – actressMatt Vasgersian – actor, sports broadcasterMills Watson – actorRobert Webber – film and TV actor, 12 Angry MenWill Wright – game designerDaniel Wu – actorBassem Youssef – satiristZendaya – actressLeaders (activists and politicians)[edit]Richard Aoki – activist[citation needed]William P. Baker – politician[72]Sonny Barger – founder of the Hells Angels motorcycle club[citation needed]Henry G. Blasdel – first governor of Nevada; resident of Oakland[73]Jerry Brown – politician, former governor of California and mayor of Oakland[74]Albert E. Carter – politician[75]Frank Chu – eccentric street protester[citation needed]William Clark, Jr. – diplomat, ambassador[citation needed]C. L. Dellums – organizer and leader of the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters[citation needed]Ron Dellums – politician, former U.S. Congressman and Representative, mayor of Oakland[76]Warren B. English – Confederate war veteran, politician, realtor[77]Heather Fargo – politician, mayor of Sacramento, California[citation needed]Lydia Flood Jackson, businesswoman, clubwoman, suffragist, oldest living native of Oakland when she died in 1963[78]Marcus Foster – educator, the first African-American Superintendent of the Oakland Unified School District[79]Alicia Garza – co-founder of Black Lives Matter[80]Elihu Harris – politician, former mayor of Oakland[citation needed]Kamala Harris – United States senator, presidential candidate, politician, the first female African-American attorney general for the state of California, former district attorney for San Francisco[citation needed]Fred Korematsu – Japanese-American who fought forced internment, testing the law in Korematsu v. United States[81]Joseph R. Knowland – former U.S. Representative and former owner of the Oakland Tribune, cremated in Oakland[82]William F. Knowland – former U.S. Senator[83]Barbara Lee – U.S. Representative[84]Charles Goodall Lee – dentist, civic leader, benefactor of the Chinese American Citizens Alliance[citation needed]Clara Elizabeth Chan Lee – activist, first Chinese-American woman voter in the U.S.[citation needed]Richard Lee – horticulturist, activist for the legalization of marijuana[citation needed]Joseph McKenna – former Congressman, Justice 9th US Circuit, Attorney General and Associate Justice US Supreme Court.[citation needed]Edwin Meese III – former United States Attorney General[85]Victor H. Metcalf – politician, attorney, banker[86]Jessica Mitford – writer, activist, former Communist[87]Paul Montauk – Communist politician and two-time candidate for Oakland mayor[citation needed]Anca Mosoiu – technology activist[citation needed]Nancy Nadel – member of the Oakland City Council[citation needed]Huey P. Newton – activist, co-founder of the Black Panther Party[88]Andrew Nisbet, Jr. – member of the Washington House of Representatives and United States Army officer[citation needed]Pat Parker – black lesbian poet and activist[89]Ed Rosenthal – horticulturist, publisher, activist for the legalization of marijuana[citation needed]Byron Rumford – pharmacistJohn A. Russo – Oakland city attorney, former city councilman[90]Bobby Seale – activist, co-founder of the Black Panther Party[citation needed]Hettie B. Tilghman – African-American activist and suffragist[91]Robert Treuhaft – activist for labor and leftist causes, attorney, writer[92]Charles Stetson Wheeler – attorney, Regent of the University of California[citation needed]Earl Warren – Assistant Attorney City of Oakland, District Attorney of Alameda County, Attorney General of California, Governor of California and US Supreme Court Chief Justice[93]Lionel J. Wilson – politician, first African-American mayor of Oakland[94]Mother Wright – anti-hunger activist[citation needed]Military[edit]Bud Anderson – USAF (served 1942-1972) fighter pilot and commander, triple ace who retired at the rank of colonelJeremiah C. Sullivan – Civil War general in the Union Army and staff member of Ulysses S. Grant, buried in OaklandMusicians, composers and dancers[edit]3XKrazy – male rap groupBillie Joe Armstrong – musician, lead vocalist and guitarist for the punk rock band Green DayTim Armstrong – musician, lead vocalist of punk rock band RancidPaul Baloff (d. 2002) – former lead singer of thrash metal band ExodusAnt Banks – rapper, producerGaylord Birch – musicianCarla Bley – composer, musicianMike Botts – studio musician, drummer for rock band BreadBobby Brackins – rapper, songwriterIan Brennan – Grammy Award-winning record producer and authorAntonia Brico (born Wilhelmina Wolthius) classical pianist, first woman conductor of New York PhilharmonicChris Broderick – musician, lead guitarist for heavy metal band MegadethPeter Buck – musician, guitarist and co-founder of the alternative rock band R.E.M.Aaron Burckhard – musician, first drummer of the grunge band NirvanaKevin Cadogan – musician, original lead guitarist of Third Eye BlindEmilio Castillo – musician, founding member of Tower of PowerMike Clark – musicianCold Blood – rock, soul, jazz bandKeyshia Cole – Grammy Award-nominated R&B singer-songwriter, record producer, born and raised in OaklandJason Cropper – original band member of WeezerDel tha Funkee Homosapien – musicianDaveed Diggs – rapper and actorDigital Underground – rap groupRose Ann Dimalanta – musicianMike Dirnt – musician, bassist for rock band Green DaySue Draheim – fiddlerMac Dre – rapper, born in Oakland, raised in VallejoDru Down – rapperIsadora Duncan – dancerSheila E. – drummer, born in OaklandE-A-Ski – rapper, record producerEn Vogue – Grammy Award nominated female R&B singing group, originated from Oakland in 1990Pete Escovedo – musician, born in OaklandRobb Flynn – musician best known as lead guitarist and vocalist for Machine HeadMichael Franti – musicianFred Frith – improvisational musician, guitarist, composer, professor of musicNils Frykdahl – musician, founding member of Sleepytime Gorilla Museum and Idiot FleshDavid Garibaldi – musician, member of Tower of PowerG-Eazy – rapper and producerMic Gillette – musician, founding member of Tower of PowerGoapele – soul and R&B singerLarry Graham – musicianMC Hammer – musician, born in OaklandJeff Hanneman – guitarist for heavy metal band SlayerShawn Harris – musician; former member of The MatchesDavey Havok – musician, lead singer for AFIEdwin and Walter Hawkins – gospel singersHieroglyphics – rap group, originated from OaklandEarl Hines – jazz pianistJohn Lee Hooker – blues singerPaul Jackson – musicianHenry Kaiser – musician, grandson of Henry J. KaiserKeak da Sneak – musicianKehlani – singerKid 606 – musicianSharon Knight – Celtic musician, founding member of pagan rock band PandemonaeonKreayshawn – rapperStephen "Doc" Kupka – musician, founding member of Tower of PowerLaToya London – singer; born in San Francisco, raised in OaklandPep Love – rapperThe Lovemakers – pop bandThe Luniz – Grammy Award-nominated rap duoMC Lars – rapper; post-punk laptop rapMichael Manring – bassist, born in D.C., lives in OaklandAdrian Marcel – singerJim Martin – musicianTony Martin – singer, actorDave Meniketti – rock musician; born and raised in Oakland; lead singer/lead guitarist for Y&TSeagram Miller – rapperMistah F.A.B. – rapperDavid Murray – musicianFantastic Negrito – musicianNoaccordion – multimedia project of Onah Indigo[95]Numskull – rapperRay Obiedo – musicianMarty Paich – pianist, composer, arranger, producer, director, conductorHarry Partch – composerThe Phenomenauts – science and space band, refer to Oakland as "Earth's capital"Phesto – rapper, producerMatt Pike – guitarist of Sleep and High on FireThe Pointer Sisters – Grammy Award-winning R&B singing groupPooh-Man – rapperFrancis Rocco Prestia – musicianPerri "Pebbles" Reid – singer-songwriter, manager of TLCSan Quinn – rapper, born in Oakland, raised in San FranciscoRichie Rich – rapperCynthia Robinson – musicianRaphael Saadiq – musicianArion Salazar – musician in Third Eye BlindPharoah Sanders – musicianTimothy B. Schmit – rock musician, bassist for the EaglesE.C. Scott – blues singer, songwriter and record producer; television hostTupac Shakur – rapper, lived in OaklandShock G – rapperSharon Shore – ballet dancer, modelCalvin E. Simmons – symphony orchestra conductor, namesake of Calvin Simmons Theatre, born in San FranciscoSouls of Mischief – rap groupJ. Stalin – rapper, co-founder of Livewire RecordsSteady Mobb'n – rap duoShakir Stewart – record producer, Senior Vice President of Island Def Jam Music GroupFreddie Stone – musicianRose Stone – musicianSly Stone – musicianBill Summers – musicianThe Team – rap groupTony! Toni! Toné! – R&B singing groupToo Short – rapper, born in Los Angeles, lived in Oakland from 1980 to 1994Tower of Power – band, formed and based in OaklandTre Cool – musician, drummer for rock band Green DayTune-Yards – band; indie, afro-funkWeasel Walter – progressive rock and free jazz musician/composerFreddie Washington – musicianLenny Williams – musician, early member of Tower of PowerY&T – rock band, formed in Oakland 1974Yukmouth – rapperZendaya – singer, dancer, actressPhysicians[edit]Samuel Merritt – practiced in San Francisco, namesake of Merritt College, Merritt Hospital, and Lake Merritt, buried in OaklandReligious leaders[edit]David A. Bednar – LDS Apostle, born in OaklandDavid Berg – controversial cult leader, founder of Children of GodYusuf Bey – controversial Black Muslim activist, indicted for child rapeMose Durst – author, educator, former president of the Unification ChurchJames Ishmael Ford – Zen Buddhist priest and Unitarian Universalist ministerRay Frank – female Jewish leaderJack Hayford – minister, chancellor, songwriterJudah Leon Magnes – prominent Reform rabbiCarol Anne O'Marie – Roman Catholic nun, mystery fiction writerBebe Patten – evangelist and founder of Patten UniversityClarence Richard Silva – Catholic bishop from Oakland, current Bishop of HonoluluRichard B. Stamps – anthropologist, archeologist, president of the Taipei Mission of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day SaintsAllen Henry Vigneron – Catholic bishop, leader of the Roman Catholic Diocese of OaklandScientists and inventors[edit]Fernando J. Corbató – computer scientistFrederick Cottrell – inventorKim Eric Drexler – engineer, molecular nanotechnology theoristFrank Epperson – popsicle inventorAlexei Filippenko – astrophysicist, professor of astronomyLloyd N. Ferguson – first African American to earn a Ph.D. in chemistry at the University of California, BerkeleyAnsel Franklin Hall – first park naturalist for Yosemite National Park, first Chief Forester for the National Park ServiceRichard F. Johnston – ornithologist, academic and authorIngemar Henry Lundquist – inventor and mechanical engineerStanley Miller – chemistWriters and poets[edit]Author Maxine Hong KingstonDaniel Alarcon – writer, currently resides in OaklandCatherine Asaro – writerChauncey Bailey – journalist assassinated by an agent of Your Black Muslim BakeryDelilah L. Beasley – first African-American columnist to be published in a major newspaperCharles Borden – writer, sailed around the globe four timesAnthony Boucher – writerGarrett Caples – poet, writerJon Carroll – columnist for the San Francisco ChronicleFrank Chin – writerDaniel Clowes – comic book writer, Academy Award-nominated screenwriter, currently resides in OaklandRobert Duncan – poetSarah Webster Fabio – African-American writer, poet, educator; born in Nashville, lived in Oakland 1955-1979Robert Harvey – literary theorist, born in OaklandBruce Henderson – author, born in OaklandSidney Howard – Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright, Academy Award-winning screenwriterDaedalus Howell – writer, currently resides in OaklandMaxine Hong Kingston – writer, currently resides in OaklandJack London – writer, raised in Oakland, namesake of Jack London SquareRod McKuen – poet, composer, singerJoaquin Miller – poet, lived in Oakland from 1886–1913Jessica Mitford – authorJess Mowry – writerRay Nelson – science-fiction writerFrank Norris – author, buried in OaklandColleen Patrick-Goudreau – author, speaker, and podcasterIshmael Reed – writer, currently resides in OaklandMary Roach – science writer, currently resides in OaklandWilliam Saroyan – dramatist, author, lived in Oakland from 1913-1918Jason Shiga – author, cartoonist, puzzle designerEmji Spero – writer, poet, performance artistJan Steckel – poet, writer, bisexual activistAlex Steffen – writer, born in OaklandGertrude Stein – writerRobert Louis Stevenson;[96] writerAmy Tan – writer, born in OaklandNellie Wong – poet and activist, born in OaklandShawn Wong – writer, English professorHelen Zia – writer, journalist, and activist, currently resides in OaklandCriminals[edit]Felix Mitchell – notorious drug lord and gang leader of the 1970s and early 1980sHans Reiser – computer programmer, owner of Namesys, convicted of murdering his wifeReferences[edit]^ "Drew Barry". 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