Tag: Chronicle
What’s really going on with China’s Uighurs?
Experts say US officials are seeking enemies, not the truth.
We can reimagine the post-COVID San Francisco
The future should be up to us -- not the corporate overlords who have controlled city planning for decades.
Foreign Correspondent: What Trump and the Myanmar coup have in common
The Asian country’s military overthrew its government over baseless claims of voter fraud. Sound familiar?
Covering up workplace COVID
The law says employers have to report virus outbreaks and health departments have to make that public. It hasn't happened.
Has the Chron even noticed that we are in a national reckoning over racism?
From the coverage of the school names changes, apparently not.
The lady was a champ: Remembering Margo St. James, patron saint of sex work
Groundbreaking SF icon, who passed this month at 83, left an indelible mark on the fight for sex workers' rights
SF COVID vaccine: Sign up to be notified when you’re eligible
Find out via email or text when you can contact your health provider (or public system) to get vaccinated.
‘Small Axe’: ardent slices of life from an overlooked community
Director Steve McQueen's five-part series explores recent UK Black history, from protest to celebration
Taxi drivers, disability-rights advocates oppose new Market St. traffic plan
Plus: UC Regents vote on huge new project -- and Willie Brown's Chronicle column will quietly disappear. That's The Agenda for Jan 19-26
Screen Grabs: Two looks at Black legends in ‘MLK/FBI’ and ‘One Night in Miami…”
As we prepare for Black History Month, new releases look back at the complex heroes who powered the civil rights movement.
