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Moombahton versus Trump

Caitlin Donohue - January 18, 2017

To ease inauguration week nausea, you could do worse than put some dollars down on a new compilation from SF's Sazon Libre crew and Baltimore producer...

News + Politics

Fierce resistance to save the Earth from Trump

Steven T. Jones - January 17, 2017

People are resisting Trump. They won’t accept his divisive, reckless, rapacious brand of politics and they’re fighting back. That’s what I’ve seen on the...

Arts + Culture

‘I want to be humble, but I want to be fierce’

Marke B. - January 17, 2017

ONSTAGE "I certainly don't mean to talk your ear off," Bill T. Jones, one of the legends of contemporary dance and queer culture, says...

News + Politics

Watching the SFPD and FBI in the Trump Era

Sana Saleem - January 10, 2017

Citing serious concerns, particularly in the coming Trump Era Bay-area civil rights groups are calling on the San Francisco Police Department to be more...

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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Reports from Standing Rock: Concussion grenades, hypothermia & the fight for clean water

Rose Aguilar - November 23, 2016

Standing Rock Sioux Tribal member JoBeth Brownotter still hears the screams from the front line where she was tear-gassed and sprayed with cold water...

Music

655 Tubesteak Connections — and still growing!

Marke B. - November 9, 2016

PARTY RADAR That disco music has been the recent historical music of oppressed people of color and queers is a cliche -- but that doesn't...

News + Politics

Luis Gongora autopsy confirms he was shot on the ground

Sana Saleem - October 5, 2016

Last week, the San Francisco Medical Examiner’s Office released the autopsy report of Luis Demetrio Gongora Pat, a 45-year-old Yucatec Mayan man who was...

News + Politics

Will the courts legalize sex work?

Tim Redmond - October 4, 2016

A sex-worker advocacy group has filed what could be a dramatic precedent-setting appeal in federal court, seeking a ruling that would overturn the laws...

News + Politics

The battle for Midtown: A community housing struggle

Natalia Robyns-Kresich - September 23, 2016

The weekly tenant meetings of the residents of Midtown Park Apartments at the corner of Geary and Divisadero always begin and end with a...

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