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Lit

Oral history as inspiration and antidote: Lynn Lewis on ‘Women Who Change the World’

James Tracy - November 23, 2023

The organizer-author's new work offers deep personal stories of lives dedicated to the social justice movement.

Movies

Screen Grabs: American Indian Film Fest 48 brings superheroes and reckonings

Dennis Harvey - October 30, 2023

The longest-running showcase of its kind kicks off with 'Bones of Crows,' about the devastation wrought by state residential schools

Featured

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48 Hills - July 19, 2023

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Business + Tech

Let’s talk, for real, about taxes

Tim Redmond - July 6, 2023

Almost everything wrong with the US economy is the result of tax cuts for the wealthy. SF shouldn't make the same mistake.

Education

New City College Board rescinds layoffs, sets plan for rebuilding the school

Tim Redmond - May 29, 2023

Turns out the union's budget numbers were more accurate than the administration's.

Art

Ema Sintamarian’s road to art began with a pair of rebellious red shoes

Mary Corbin - May 24, 2023

Forged in Bucharest's conformity, the multimedia artist now spins tales of melancholy, loneliness, and the absurd.

Arts Forecast

Arts Forecast: Celebrating AAPI Month, hailing the next generation of SF filmmakers

Caitlin Donohue - May 16, 2023

Plus: Catch a gospel documentary, learn the history of ramen—maybe even pick up clogging?

Opinion

I just caught COVID—right before essential safety measures expire

Charles Lewis III - May 9, 2023

As someone uninsured, I was lucky to get free vax, tests, and Paxlovid. We may be all on our own after May 11

Labor

All about most people: Illuminating the history of the California labor movement

James Tracy - January 9, 2023

'From Mission to Microchip' author Fred B. Glass talks about how his City College course makes the long struggle relevant today

Elections

The wild and crazy election night, and what it all (maybe) means

Tim Redmond - November 8, 2022

The mayor's candidates are winning for supe. Her allies lost on Prop. H and Prop. M.

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