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Review: ‘New Labor Movements III’ continues stunning probe of Black identities
At McEvoy Foundation, curator Leila Weefur's latest installment of short films offers glimpses of multiple histories.
Will Cuba have faster vaccinations than the US?
The tiny island nation with universal health care has its own vaccine, and could protect its people before the US does.
Rally responds to anti-Asian violence
After attacks, a call for more community-based public safety solutions.
Screen Grabs: The outlaw sounds of youth
Lover's Rock and outlaw country docs. Plus: MC Escher, Black art history, and are we living in a simulation? New movies!
Protest caravan demands Newsom release vulnerable prisoners
More than half the state's prison population is positive for COVID -- and they don't need to die.
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: ’76 Days’ traces Wuhan’s locktight fight against COVID
These new releases are far from your typical, escapist holiday fare. A documentary on US childcare workers, 'Farewell Amor' targets the emotions of immigrations, and more.
If SF bans smoking weed in your apartment, where could you get high?
Bill would criminalize pot smoking for a large part of the city's population.
Cannabis for president: Legalization, decriminalization ruled ballots nationwide
Last night, US voters proved ending prohibition is the one thing they can agree on, from Arizona to Mississippi.
Mill Valley Film Fest brings wide-screen drama, intimate star power
This year's fest blows up with 80 features, dazzling tributes, a drive-in, and the addition of Doclands.
