Stories about Books
Dare to be a ‘Brave Sis’? It’s all in the planner
Rozella Kennedy's day planner celebrating determined women of color seems just the right thing for right now.
Our publisher’s ‘must-read’ history of US protests is out now!
'Into the Streets' is a colorful, lively guide to the country's resistance movements, aimed at young adults but essential reading for all
OPINION: Defunding the police is just one step
We need to look at all the laws that divide the 'entitled' from the 'non-entitled.'
A laser, a dog, and grape gum lead to feminist superpower in ‘Equality Girls’
Aya de Léon tackles sexism and a lecherous president in her vibrant new kids book
Pride is a defense of Black bodies, and always has been
OPINION: 'The need to stop centering whiteness in our movement has never been more urgent,' says SF Pride Board President
Looking for a hot gay connection? ‘Ask Any Buddy’
Evan Purchell's vintage porn Instagram expands into an epic movie, melding dozens of skin flicks into one real big one.
In Phuc Tran’s memoir: grammar, tattoos, and the refugee experience
The author and tattoo artist's 'Sigh, Gone" tells how a love of literature helped him adjust to US life after Vietnam.
A renowned shop says ‘no’ to reopening just yet
Paxton Gate founder says the money's not right—and it would be unfair to employees.
The plutonium of Artificial Intelligence could be coming to a city near you
Facial recognition technology is a frightening threat to our civil liberties -- and government and corporations are starting to use it without adequate controls.
How teachers leapt inequity hurdles when COVID shut schools
Special education breakouts, music videos, grocery cards, telephone trees: Teachers got creative to reach needy students.