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#120hours Day 2: Protestors tell district attorney ‘do your job’

Sana Saleem - January 17, 2017

On the second day of the #120hours of action, 11 San Francisco natives are still sitting in across the road from City Hall. Tents...

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#120hours Day 1: Activist camp in front of City Hall

Sana Saleem - January 17, 2017

As part of the Bay Area #120hours of action to mark #MLKDAY and the upcoming inauguration of President-elect Trump, protestors occupied space outside Civic Center Plaza with...

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The Agenda, Inauguration Week: How and where to protest Trump

Tim Redmond - January 15, 2017

I first heard about Aeon Magazine on the Freakonomics radio show, when the host, Stephen Dubner, interviewed these two historians about the importance of...

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Can Mayor Lee be part of an Airbnb compromise?

Tim Redmond - January 4, 2017

It seems highly unlikely that the San Francisco supervisors will overturn Mayor Ed Lee’s veto of a 60-day limit on Airbnb and other short-term...

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The Agenda, Jan 2-9, 2018: Reforming the Democratic Party, organizing against Trump …

Tim Redmond - January 2, 2017

Let me guess: You probably don’t know who represents you in the California Democratic Party. I’m not talking about our state Assembly or Senate...

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Five ways to fight illegal Airbnb units

Jennifer Fieber - December 28, 2016

Despite the rhetoric coming out from moderates in City Hall or from Airbnb itself, illegal short-term rentals are still a problem for San Francisco...

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The Agenda, 2017: How SF can really fight Trumpism

Tim Redmond - December 18, 2016

Everyone at City Hall agrees that San Francisco should be the Anti-Trump City. We are mostly Democrats in this city, and other than the...

Arts + Culture

Woven through a movement

Marke B. - December 8, 2016

The arc of the public gay rights movement's history is not very long at all. It's just about the length of one full life,...

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The Media Homeless Project: Is it working?

Tim Redmond - December 6, 2016

Back in June, at the instigation of Chronicle Editor Audrey Cooper, more than 70 media organizations put out hundreds of stories on the homeless...

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The Agenda: Why Breed and Lee are blocking Sanctuary City legislation

Tim Redmond - December 5, 2016

You can see the shape of the new Board of Supervisors, and the impact of the November election, with the decision by President London...

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