Charles Barkley is not the person to listen to about the amazing heritage and present of San Francisco.   John William Templeton is known as the official historian of Black San Francisco.   He also mapped 6,000 sites of the California African-American Freedom Trail and presents a two-week professional development for educators Free African Schools on the proud tradition of African-American education since 1763 beginning May 28 with Fairness in Learning.  Templeton is the founder of the 19th annual National Black Business Month and author of Our Roots Run Deep: the Black Experience in California, Vols. 1-4, written just after the Rodney King beatings in 1992.   He offers the Anti-Chuck tours to coincided with the Golden State Warriors playing in the NBA Finals, the  centennial of the Lincoln Memorial and Memorial Day as well as the second national holiday for Juneteenth.   He is producer and writer of Black Woman Coming: “They Scared of Mary Helen Rogers” debuting June 18 as p.art of the Chasing Dreams exhibition at the African-American Art & Culture Complex