List of people from Oakland, California
This list includes people born in Oakland, California , or who lived in Oakland for a significant time.
Academics
Artists and designers
Natalia Anciso – artist and educatorSteven F. Arnold – filmmaker, photographer, painter, illustrator, set and costume designer, and assemblage artistOlive Ayhens – painter[ 2] Garry Knox Bennett – woodworker, metalworker, furniture maker, artistBernice Bing – artist, activistWarrington Colescott – artist and educatorHenry Doane – landscape painter, commercial artistJanet Doub Erickson – artist and authorRoger C. Field – industrial designer, graduated from California College of the Arts Linda Geary – painter, teacher[ 3] Liz Hernández – painter, sculptor, graphic designerOliver Lee Jackson – painter, printmaker, sculptorWalter J. Mathews – architect, designed the First Unitarian Church of Oakland Bernard Maybeck – architectJeremy Mayer – sculptorJulia Morgan – architect, raised and buried in OaklandWillis O'Brien – animatorNathan Oliveira – painter, printmaker, sculptor, professorAdrienne Keahi Pao – photographer, artistLisa Quinn – artist, author, designerMel Ramos – painterFavianna Rodriguez – painter, artist[ 4] Galen Rowell – photographerJ. Otto Seibold – artist, illustrator, authorElizabeth Sher – documentary and short filmmaker, artistSeasick Steve – blues musicianBetty Swords – cartoonistMorrie Turner – artist, illustrator, author of the Wee Pals comic stripWendy Yoshimura – artist
Athletes
Ron Allen – professional skateboarderZack Andrews – baseball player[citation needed Pervis Atkins – NFL football player, Los Angeles Rams , Washington Redskins , Oakland Raiders , actor, The Longest Yard Don Barksdale – basketball playerDrew Barry – basketball player[ 5] Jon Barry – basketball player and sportscaster[ 6] Charlie Beamon – baseball pitcher[ 7] Charlie Beamon Jr. – baseball player[citation needed Davion Berry (born 1991) – basketball player in the Israeli Basketball Premier League Davone Bess – football player[ 8] Will Blackwell – football player[ 9] Linc Blakely – Major League Baseball player, Cincinnati Reds Marlin Briscoe – football player[ 10] John Brodie – football player and sportscaster[ 11] Jabari Brown – basketball playerSteve Brye – baseball player, No. 1 pick of Twins, played nine years in majorsDon Budge – tennis player[citation needed Chris Burford – football playerGlenn Burke – baseball player[ 12] Tiffany Chin – figure skaterSteve Clark – swimmer, won five Olympic gold medalsRay Crouse – football player[ 13] Bruce Cunningham – Major League Baseball player, Boston Braves Jared Cunningham – basketball player in the Israeli Basketball Premier League Antonio Davis – basketball player[ 14] Steve DeBerg – football player[ 15] Bernie DeViveiros – Major League Baseball player, Chicago White Sox , Detroit Tigers Taylor Douthit – Major League Baseball player, St. Louis Cardinals , Chicago Cubs , Cincinnati Reds Forey Duckett – football player[ 16] Dennis Eckersley – baseball player[ 17] Manny Fernandez – football player[ 18] Eric Fernsten – basketball player, NBA, CBA, and Europe[ 19] Curt Flood – Major League Baseball player, Cincinnati Reds , St. Louis Cardinals , Washington Senators ; known for challenging the reserve clause Greg Foster – basketball player[ 20] La Vel Freeman – baseball player[ 21] Len Gabrielson – Major League Baseball player, first baseman, Philadelphia Phillies Len Gabrielson – Major League Baseball player, outfielder, Milwaukee Braves , Chicago Cubs , San Francisco Giants , California Angels , Los Angeles Dodgers Joe Gaines – Major League Baseball player, Cincinnati Reds , Baltimore Orioles , Houston Astros Derrick Gardner – football player[ 22] Kiwi Gardner – basketball playerBrad Gilbert – tennis player and coach[ 23] John Gillespie – Major League Baseball player, Cincinnati Reds Jesse Gonder –baseball playerDrew Gooden – basketball player[ 24] Alexis Gray-Lawson – basketball player, Phoenix Mercury Bob Greenwood – Major League Baseball player, Philadelphia Phillies Bud Hafey – Major League Baseball player, Chicago White Sox , Pittsburgh Pirates , Cincinnati Reds , Philadelphia Phillies Tom Hafey – Major League Baseball player, New York Giants , St. Louis Browns Roger Harding – football player[ 25] Rickey Henderson – baseball player[ 26] Jan Henne – swimmer, two-time gold medalist at 1968 Summer Olympics Steve Hosey – baseball player[ 27] Al Hrabosky – baseball pitcher and sportscaster[ 28] Proverb Jacobs – NFL football player, Philadelphia Eagles , New York Giants Jackie Jensen – baseball player[ 29] Brian Johnson – baseball player[ 30] Josh Johnson – quarterback for the Cincinnati Bengals Maurice Jones-Drew – football player[ 31] Robert Jordan – football player[citation needed Bobby Kemp – football player[ 32] Jason Kidd – basketball player and coach[ 33] MacArthur Lane – football playerCookie Lavagetto – baseball player and manager[ 34] James Yimm Lee – martial arts teacherTony Lema – golfer[ 35] Bill Lester – NASCAR driver[ 36] Damian Lillard – basketball player[ 37] Don Lofgran – professional basketball playerErnie Lombardi – baseball player[ 38] Terrell Lowery – baseball player[ 39] Lorenzo Lynch – football player[ 40] Marshawn Lynch – football player[ 41] Eddie McGah – baseball player, part-owner of Oakland Raiders[ 42] Bill McKalip – college All-American football player, NFL player, Portsmouth Spartans / Detroit Lions Joe Mellana – Major League Baseball player, Philadelphia Athletics Demetrius "Hook" Mitchell – streetball playerJoe Morgan – baseball second baseman and sportscaster[ 43] Kirk Morrison – football player[ 44] Hank Norberg – football player[ 45] Mike Norris – baseball player[ 46] Lee Norwood – ice hockey player[ 47] Zoe Ann Olsen – Olympic diver[ 48] Gary Payton – basketball player, born and raised in Oakland[ 49] Gary Pettis – baseball player and coach[ 50] Paul Pierce – basketball player[ 51] Vada Pinson – baseball player and coach[ 52] Jim Pollard – basketball player[ 53] Leon Powe – basketball player[ 54] Damon Powell – basketball player[ 55] Jarrod Pughsley – football player[ 56] John Ralston – football player and coach[ 57] Isiah Rider – basketball player[ 58] Chris Roberson – baseball player[ 59] Cliff Robinson – basketball player, youngest (teenaged), highest scoring NBA Player, 1976 TOC ChampionsFrank Robinson – baseball player and manager[ 60] Jimmy Rollins – baseball player[ 61] Bill Russell – basketball player and coach[ 62] Brian Shaw – basketball player and coach[ 63] Paul Silas – basketball player and coach[ 64] Fred Silva – football official[ 65] Marvel Smith – football player[ 66] Dave Stewart – baseball player and executive[ 67] John Sutro – football player[ 68] Ron Theobald – baseball player[ 69] Jim Tobin – baseball player[ 70] Marviel Underwood – football player[ 71] Kwame Vaughn (born 1990) – basketball player for Maccabi Haifa in the Israeli Basketball National League Langston Walker – football player[ 72] Andre Ward – professional boxerGeorge Wells – professional wrestler
Stephen Bechtel – engineer, president, CEO of Bechtel Corporation , 1933–1960[ 73] Anthony Chabot – entrepreneur, father of hydraulic mining, namesake of Chabot Space & Science Center , Lake Chabot , and Chabot College , buried in Oakland[ 74] Charles Crocker – railroad tycoon, buried in Oakland[ 75] Debbi Fields – entrepreneur, founder of Mrs. Fields cookies[ 76] Domingo Ghirardelli – founder of the Ghirardelli Chocolate Company based in San Francisco, buried in Oakland[ 77] Ken Hofmann – former owner of the Oakland Athletics[ 78] Henry J. Kaiser – entrepreneur, businessman, founder of Kaiser Permanente and Kaiser Family Foundation , buried in Oakland[ 79] Mark Mastrov – founder of 24 Hour Fitness , partial owner of the Sacramento Kings [ 80] Jonah Peretti – founder of BuzzFeed [ 81] Francis Marion Smith (also known as "Borax" Smith) – miner, business magnate[ 82]
Chefs
Entertainment
Mahershala Ali – Academy Award-winning actorEddie Anderson – actorMax Baer Jr. – actor, film directorMatt Bettinelli-Olpin – filmmaker and musicianPamela Blake – actressTrue Boardman – silent film actorAlex Bretow – film producer, director, and screenwriterDavid Carradine – actorRafael Casal – actor, writerConnie Cezon – actressAngus Cloud – actorKeyshia Cole – musicianTracie Collins – actress, writer, theatre director and producerRyan Coogler – directorBuster Crabbe – actorT. D. Crittenden – silent film actorRobert Culp – actorMark Curry – actor/comedianGloria Dea – actress, dancer and magicianWalter DeLeon – screenwriterDimitri Diatchenko – actorDaveed Diggs – actor and rapperRockmond Dunbar – actor, mixed-media artistMichael Earl – puppeteerClint Eastwood – actor, Academy Award-winning film producer, and directorLyndsy Fonseca – actressSquire Fridell – actorCary Fukunaga – Emmy Award-winning directorSylvia Gerrish – performer of 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 Hutch MC Hammer – rapperTom Hanks – Academy Award-winning actor, raised in OaklandSusan Seaforth Hayes – actorClaude Heater – opera singer and actor, Ben-Hur Russell Hornsby – actorMoshe 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 – actressDelroy Lindo – actorDakin Matthews – actorRuss Meyer – film directorJefferson Moffitt – screenwriter, film directorPaul Mooney – comedianShemar Moore – actor, modelMitch Mullany – actorKali Muscle – actorRoger Nichols – recording engineerNatalie Nunn – television personalityLaura Oakley – silent film actressOrunamamu (Marybeth Washington-Stofle) – storyteller[ 86] Frank Oz – actor, director, puppeteer for Bert , Cookie Monster and Grover on Sesame Street Chelsea Peretti – comedian, actressDorothy Revier – silent film actress, dancerCherie Roberts – adult model, photographerRaphael Saadiq – singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and record producerTimothy B. Schmit – singer, bassist of The Eagles, born in OaklandSheila E. – percussionist, born in OaklandKellita Smith – actress and modelJack Soo (Goro Suzuki) – comedian, actor, Barney Miller George Stevens – Academy Award-winning film directorCynthia Stevenson – actress, born in OaklandEthel Grey Terry – silent film actressColin Trevorrow – film directorJo Van Fleet – actressMatt Vasgersian – actor, sports broadcasterMills Watson – actorRobert Webber – film and TV actor, 12 Angry Men Will Wright – game designerDaniel Wu – actorBassem Youssef – satiristZendaya – Emmy Award-winning actress
Richard Aoki – activist[ 87] William P. Baker – politician[ 88] Sonny Barger – founder of the Hells Angels motorcycle club[ 89] Henry G. Blasdel – first governor of Nevada; resident of Oakland[ 90] Jerry Brown – politician, former governor of California and mayor of Oakland[ 91] Albert E. Carter – politician[ 92] Frank Chu – eccentric street protester[ 93] C. L. Dellums – organizer and leader of the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters[ 94] Ron Dellums – politician, former U.S. Congressman and Representative, mayor of Oakland[ 95] Frank M. Dixon – politician, former governor of Alabama[ 96] Warren B. English – Confederate war veteran, politician, realtor[ 97] Lydia Flood Jackson – businesswoman, club woman, suffragist, an oldest living native of Oakland when she died in 1963[ 98] Marcus Foster – educator, first African-American Superintendent of the Oakland Unified School District[ 99] Alicia Garza – co-founder of Black Lives Matter[ 100] Elihu Harris – politician, former mayor of Oakland[ 101] JuJu Harris – food-affordability activist[ 102] Kamala Harris – politician, U.S. Senator, first female African-American attorney general of California; first female, African-American, and Asian-American vice president of the United States ; born at Kaiser hospital in Oakland but lived and attended school in Berkeley[ 103] Van Jones – founder, Ella Baker Center for Human Rights and Special Advisor for Green Jobs under US President Barack Obama [ 104] Joseph R. Knowland – former U.S. Representative and former owner of the Oakland Tribune , cremated in Oakland[ 105] William F. Knowland – former U.S. Senator[ 106] Fred Korematsu – Japanese-American who fought forced internment, testing the law in Korematsu v. United States [ 107] Barbara Lee – U.S. Representative[ 108] Charles Goodall Lee – dentist, civic leader, benefactor of the Chinese American Citizens Alliance[ 109] Clara Elizabeth Chan Lee – activist, first Chinese-American woman voter in the U.S.[ 110] Richard Lee – horticulturist, activist for the legalization of marijuana[ 111] Edwin Meese III – former U.S. Attorney General[ 112] Victor H. Metcalf – politician, attorney, banker[ 113] Jessica Mitford – writer, activist, former communist[ 114] Paul Montauk – Communist politician and two-time candidate for Oakland mayor[ 115] Ethel Moore – civic, education, and national defense work leader[ 116] [ 117] Anca Mosoiu – technology activist[ 118] Nancy Nadel – member of the Oakland City Council[ 119] Huey P. Newton – activist, co-founder of the Black Panther Party[ 120] Andrew Nisbet Jr. – member of the Washington House of Representatives and United States Army officer[ 121] Pat Parker – Black lesbian poet and activist[ 122] Ed Rosenthal – horticulturist, publisher, activist for the legalization of marijuana[ 123] Byron Rumford – pharmacistJohn A. Russo – Oakland city attorney, former city councilman[ 124] Bobby Seale – activist, co-founder of the Black Panther Party[ 125] Nicole Shanahan – attorney and running mate of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. 's 2024 presidential campaign Hettie B. Tilghman – African-American activist and suffragist[ 126] Robert Treuhaft – activist for labor and leftist causes, attorney, writer[ 127] Earl Warren – Assistant Attorney City of Oakland, District Attorney of Alameda County, Attorney General of California, Governor of California and U.S. Supreme Court Chief Justice[ 128] Charles Stetson Wheeler – attorney, Regent of the University of California[ 129] Lionel J. Wilson – politician, first African-American mayor of Oakland[ 130] Mother Wright – anti-hunger activist[ 131]
Military
Bud Anderson – USAF (served 1942–1972) fighter pilot and commander, triple ace who retired at the rank of colonel[ 132] Jeremiah C. Sullivan – Civil War general in the Union Army and staff member of Ulysses S. Grant, buried in Oakland[ 133]
3XKrazy – male rap groupA-Plus – rapperAmbrose Akinmusire – musician, trumpeter, composerBillie Joe Armstrong – co-founder of Green Day Tim Armstrong – musician, lead vocalist of punk rock band Rancid Paul Baloff (d. 2002) – former lead singer of thrash metal band Exodus Ant Banks – rapper, producerGaylord Birch – musicianCarla Bley – composer, musicianBoots Riley – rapper, filmmakerMike Botts – studio musician, drummer for rock band Bread Bobby Brackins – rapper, songwriterIan Brennan – Grammy Award -winning record producer and authorAntonia Brico (born Wilhelmina Wolthius) – classical pianist, first female conductor of New York Philharmonic Chris Broderick – musician, lead guitarist for the heavy metal band Megadeth Peter Buck – musician, guitarist and co-founder of the alternative rock band R.E.M. Aaron Burckhard – musician, first drummer of the grunge band Nirvana Kevin Cadogan – musician, original lead guitarist of Third Eye Blind Emilio Castillo – musician, a founding member of Tower of Power Casual – rapperMike Clark – musicianCold Blood – rock, soul, jazz bandKeyshia Cole – Grammy Award -nominated R&B singer-songwriter, record producer, born and raised in OaklandThe Coup – hip hop groupJason Cropper – original band member of WeezerDel tha Funkee Homosapien – musicianDaveed Diggs – rapper and actorDigital Underground – rap groupMike Dirnt – co-founder of Green Day Sue Draheim – fiddlerMac Dre – rapper, born in Oakland, raised in VallejoDru Down – rapperIsadora Duncan – dancerE-A-Ski – rapper, record producerEn Vogue – Grammy Award-nominated R&B singing group, originated from Oakland in 1990Pete Escovedo – musician, born in OaklandRobb Flynn – musician best known as rhythm guitarist and vocalist for Machine Head Michael Franti – musicianFred Frith – improvisational musician, guitarist, composer, professor of musicNils Frykdahl – musician, a founding member of Sleepytime Gorilla Museum and Idiot Flesh G-Eazy – rapper and producerDavid Garibaldi – musician, member of Tower of Power GGFH – industrial bandMic Gillette – musician, a founding member of Tower of Power Goapele – soul and R&B singerLarry Graham – musicianGuapdad 4000 – rapper, musicianMC Hammer – musician, born in OaklandJeff Hanneman – former guitarist for heavy metal band Slayer Shawn Harris – musician; former member of The Matches Davey Havok – musician, lead singer for AFI Edwin 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 Power Thomas Lauderdale – musician and pianistLaToya London – singer; born in San Francisco, raised in OaklandPep Love – rapperThe Lovemakers – pop bandThe Luniz – Grammy Award -nominated rap duoMichael Manring – bassist, born in D.C., lives in OaklandAdrian Marcel – singerJim Martin – musicianTony Martin – singer, actorMC Lars – rapper; post-punk laptop rapDave Meniketti – rock musician; born and raised in Oakland; lead singer/lead guitarist for Y&T Seagram Miller – rapperMistah F.A.B. – rapperDavid Murray – musicianmxmtoon – singer/songwriterFantastic Negrito – musicianNoaccordion – multimedia project of Onah Indigo[ 134] 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 Fire The Pointer Sisters – Grammy Award-winning R&B singing groupPooh-Man – rapperPopLyfe – pop groupFrancis Rocco Prestia – musicianSan Quinn – rapper, born in Oakland, raised in San FranciscoPerri "Pebbles" Reid – singer-songwriter, manager of TLC Richie Rich – rapperCynthia Robinson – musicianRaphael Saadiq – musicianArion Salazar – musician in Third Eye Blind Pharoah Sanders – musicianTimothy B. Schmit – rock musician, bassist for the Eagles E.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 duoJamie Stewart – frontman of the experimental group Xiu Xiu Shakir Stewart – record producer, senior vice president of Island Def Jam Music Group Freddie 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 1980–1994Tower of Power – band, formed and based in OaklandTune-Yards – band; indie, afro-funkWeasel Walter – progressive rock and free jazz musician/composerFreddie Washington – musicianLenny Williams – musician, early member of Tower of Power Y&T – rock band, formed in Oakland 1974Yukmouth – rapperBaba Zumbi – co-founder of hip hop group Zion I
Physicians
Religious leaders
David A. Bednar – LDS apostle , born in Oakland[ 137] David Berg – controversial cult leader, founder of Children of God [ 138] Yusuf Bey – controversial Black Muslim activist[ 139] Mose Durst – author, educator, former president of the Unification Church[ 140] James Ishmael Ford – Zen Buddhist priest and Unitarian Universalist minister[ 141] Ray Frank – Jewish leader[ 142] Jack Hayford – minister, chancellor, songwriter[ 143] Judah Leon Magnes – prominent Reform rabbi, first president of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem [ 144] Carol Anne O'Marie – Roman Catholic nun, mystery fiction writer[ 145] Bebe Patten – evangelist and founder of Patten University [ 146] Clarence Richard Silva – Catholic bishop from Oakland, current bishop of Honolulu[ 147] Richard B. Stamps – anthropologist, archeologist, president of the Taipei Mission of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints[ 148] Allen Henry Vigneron – Catholic bishop, leader of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Oakland[ 149]
Scientists and inventors
Writers and poets
Author Maxine Hong Kingston Daniel Alarcón – writer, currently resides in Oakland[ 163] Catherine Asaro – writer[ 164] Chauncey Bailey – journalist assassinated by an agent of Your Black Muslim Bakery[ 165] Delilah L. Beasley – first African-American columnist to be published in a major newspaper[ 166] Anthony Boucher – writer[ 167] Garrett Caples – poet, writer[ 168] Jon Carroll – columnist for the San Francisco Chronicle [ 169] Frank Chin – writer[ 170] Daniel Clowes – comic book writer, Academy Award-nominated screenwriter, currently resides in Oakland[ 171] Robert Duncan – poet[ 172] Sarah Webster Fabio – African-American writer, poet, educator; born in Nashville, lived in Oakland 1955–1979[ 173] Ben Fong-Torres – rock journalist[ 174] Maxine Hong Kingston – writer, currently resides in Oakland[ 175] Richard Lange – Los Angeles-based author, born in Oakland[ 176] Yiyun Li – writer, former creative writing instructor at Mills College [ 177] Jack London – writer, raised in Oakland, namesake of Jack London Square [ 178] Anthony Marra – writer[ 179] Rod McKuen – poet, composer, singer[ 180] Joaquin Miller – poet, lived in Oakland 1886–1913[ 181] Jessica Mitford – author[ 182] Leila Mottley – author and poet[ 183] Jess Mowry – writer[ 184] Colleen Patrick-Goudreau – author, speaker, and podcaster[ 185] Ishmael Reed – writer, currently resides in Oakland[ 186] Mary Roach – science writer, currently resides in Oakland[ 187] William Saroyan – dramatist, author, lived in Oakland 1913–1918[ 188] Jason Shiga – author, cartoonist, puzzle designer[ 189] Alex Steffen – writer, born in Oakland[ 190] Gertrude Stein – writer[ 191] Robert Louis Stevenson [ 192] Tina Susman – journalist, Time senior editor, former national editor of BuzzFeed News[ 193] Amy Tan – writer, born in Oakland[ 194] Jack Vance – science fiction writer[ 195] Nellie Wong – poet and activist, born in Oakland[ 196] Shawn Wong – writer, English professorHelen Zia – writer, journalist, and activist, currently resides in Oakland[ 197]
Criminals
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