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Arts Forecast

Arts Forecast: Oakland Pride, African Arts Fest, Ouroboros, more great weekend plans

Marke B. - September 5, 2024

Tame Impala dance party, SF Drag King Contest, secret lover art show, Bernal Heights Outdoor Cinema...

Movies

Screen Grabs: Behind the frock with dishy Merchant Ivory doc

Dennis Harvey - September 2, 2024

Plus: Silent film's female greats, pre-Code perversions, 'Caligula'—and a week's worth of 'Chainsaw Massacre.'

Healthcare

UCSF moves to fire staffer who challenged school’s stance on Palestine

Griffin Jones - September 2, 2024

Therapist defended renowned doctor who questioned the health impacts of Zionism; now she's facing dismissal.

Remembrance

RIP Dr. Maggi Rubenstein, SF’s ‘Godmother of Sex Education’

Dr. Carol Queen - August 28, 2024

Marguerite aka Maggi Rubenstein RN, MFCC, PhD, longtime bisexual and sex-positive community activist and faculty member at the private graduate program The Institute for...

Performance

In 1960s secretary drag, she types strangers’ DNC week letters to POTUS

Caitlin Donohue - August 21, 2024

Sheryl Oring's Bay-born "I Wish to Say" project has loosed tongues for two decades—now she's on the ground in Chicago.

Protest

2024 DNC protests may have little in common with 1968—let’s hope

Caitlin Donohue - August 18, 2024

Similar political contexts, sure, but progressive Chicago leadership, protestors’ focus on de-escalation, and the evolution movement itself predict change

Crime

California’s reform era led to lower crime, despite what the news media reports

Tim Redmond - August 18, 2024

Moves to reduce incarceration were not associated with higher rates of violent crime—or property crime—a new report shows

Immigration

ICE randomly cuts off phone access to lawyers

Cami Dominguez - August 8, 2024

People in detention lose key lifeline as advocates try to fight back.

Opinion

The Giants are struggling—and so are the ballpark workers

Marc Norton - August 6, 2024

Union members fighting over pay, benefits as new contractor takes over food and drink service.

Campaign Trail

Mayor makes inhumane, ineffective sweeps a major part of her re-election campaign

Christopher D. Cook - August 2, 2024

Stealing people's possessions and moving them around town solves nothing—but it makes for mayoral politics.

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