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More than a million people in SF? Did anyone ask you?

Zelda Bronstein - November 28, 2016

It’s hard not to be riveted by the terrifying advance of Donald Trump’s presidency. But it would be a huge mistake to ignore less...

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Developer allies again try to take over Sierra Club

Tim Redmond - November 28, 2016

For years, the San Francisco chapter of the Sierra Club has been part of a progressive environmental movement. The Club has worked on clean...

Arts + Culture

Ding-dong aesthetics

Marke B. - November 28, 2016

ALL EARS Bay Area experimental music composer and legend Pauline Oliveros, who passed away last Thursday, once described her famous Deep Listening practice as...

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The Agenda, Nov. 28-Dec. 4: An honest tenant scorecard

Tim Redmond - November 27, 2016

There are lies and misleading statements in every election, and San Francisco has seen its share. But this fall’s contests featured a particularly painful...

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Standing Rock Diary: ‘I am honored to be a healer warrior’

Rupa Marya - November 27, 2016

From 2002-2007, I was a primary care physician for US veterans in my training at UCSF. I was able to meet many young men...

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How we beat the real estate industry

Deepa Varma - November 20, 2016

As we assess the implications of last week’s elections, it is worth considering two clear wins for progressives and for the tenant movement in...

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Dramatic vote could slow Mission development

Tim Redmond - November 16, 2016

A remarkable, stunning vote happened at the Board of Supes Tuesday: By a 9-0 margin, the members agreed that a big market-rate housing project...

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Why won’t SFMade support Prop. X?

Zelda Bronstein - November 3, 2016

A seeming anomaly of San Francisco’s current election season is the opposition to Prop. X, which seeks to preserve manufacturing space in the city,...

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Why tech money wants to rule SF

Tim Redmond - November 3, 2016

There’s a huge amount of money going into the campaign against the four measures that I call “Definitely Helps Limit the Mayor,” Props. D,...

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The bogus housing study the Chron loves

Fernando Marti and Peter Cohen - October 31, 2016

Authors’ note: This opinion piece was submitted to the San Francisco Chronicle in response to the paper’s editorial on Sunday Oct 22nd titled “A...

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