A U.S. bankruptcy court trustee auctions final bakery items for $285.

By Cecily Burt, Chauncey Bailey Project

Auction of bakery photos could help pay off Your Black Muslim Bakery’s creditors.
By Josh Richman, Chauncey Bailey Project

Bakery site is being transformed into center for people battling HIV and AIDS.
By Cecily Burt, Chauncey Bailey Project

Five women accused Yusuf Bey of abuse.
By Mary Fricker, Chauncey Bailey Project

Women and girls accused Yusuf Bey of sexually and physically abusing them from 1968 to 2002.
By Mary Fricker, Chauncey Bailey Project

For 30 years, authorities did nothing to stop Your Black Muslim Bakery patriarch Yusuf Bey’s abuse of women and girls, but it took Oakland police officer Jim Saleda less than three months to get him arrested.
By Mary Fricker, Bob Butler, A.C. Thompson, G.W. Schulz, Cecily Burt, Chris Metinko, Thomas Peele and Josh Richman, Chauncey Bailey Project

Life for women was harder than has generally been known at Your Black Muslim Bakery.
By Mary Fricker, Bob Butler, Cecily Burt, Thomas Peele, Josh Richman, A.C. Thompson, G.W. Schulz, Chauncey Bailey Project

Two sisters reported Yusuf Bey’s abuse to social workers, but fear kept them from speaking forcefully and no action was taken.
By Mary Fricker, Bob Butler, A.C. Thompson, Cecily Burt, Thomas Peele and Josh Richman, Chauncey Bailey Project

Women said they made at least 10 complaints about Yusuf Bey’s sexual abuse that were ignored by authorities.
By Mary Fricker, Chauncey Bailey Project

Numerous investigations of people who lived and worked at Your Black Muslim Bakery in Oakland were under way at the time Oakland Post editor Chauncey Bailey was killed.
By Josh Richman, Chauncey Bailey Project