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Business + Tech

What the new AI says about the Yimby movement and agenda

Tim Redmond - January 16, 2023

You can make it argue almost anything, and it's alarmingly cogent. Here's an example.

Development

Is gentrification an environmental impact?

Tim Redmond - December 29, 2022

The battle over People’s Park has been raging since I was in sixth grade, and we could spend a huge amount of time talking...

Housing

City study completely ignores the reality of gentrification and displacement

Tim Redmond - December 7, 2022

Report on 469 Stevenson misses the point as planners reconsider controversial housing development.

Lit

In ‘Tell Us When to Go,’ friendship riven by Web 2.0’s gentrification and fantasy

Jeremy Mann - November 20, 2022

Emil DeAndreis’ novel tells the story of two former baseball teammates navigating the city's growing divide

Housing

Community advocates push for major changes in city housing plan

Tim Redmond - November 16, 2022

Extraordinary hearing shows that Housing Element won't work—and Newsom Administration just wants to help real-estate interests make money.

Stage Review

A hot splash of Viêt history in ‘Colonialism is Terrible, but Phở is Delicious’

Charles Lewis III - November 15, 2022

Dustin H. Chinn's often hilarious, scalding play at Aurora takes on gentrification and cultural erasure

Lit

At Mission bookstore Medicine for Nightmares, the remedy for struggle is familia

Alan Chazaro - November 11, 2022

'A lotus blossoming in mud': Rare POC-owned bookstore rows against the tides of late capitalism with poetry, music, art

Movies

Screen Grabs: At American Indian Film Fest, remembering the Alcatraz occupation

Dennis Harvey - October 31, 2022

Plus: Doc Stories highlights Jerry Brown's disruptions, sweeping Georgian cinema series, Animation Show of Shows

Movies

Screen Grabs: ‘Women are furious, and they are totally right’

Dennis Harvey - September 30, 2022

A legend captures a new Chilean revolution. Plus: Sigourney Weaver's 'Good House,' dour 'God's Creatures,' more new movies

News + Politics

How independent are Breed’s commissioners? Apparently not very.

Tim Redmond - September 25, 2022

Plus: The Planning Department is talking about 'equity;' what does that mean? That's The Agenda for Sept. 25-Oct. 2

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