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OPINION: The best sort of democracy for San Francisco

Steven Hill and Tom Ammiano - July 18, 2018

Calvin Welch has been a dedicated housing activist and progressive leader for decades, but we have consistently disagreed with him about Ranked Choice Voting...

Culture

A night market bursting with flavor at Asian Art Museum

Emily Wilson - July 15, 2018

Chef Tu David Phu had just one requirement for the dozen chefs joining him at the Chef’s Hawker Centre Festival at the Asian Art...

News + Politics

Breed talks about bringing the city together — but shows sharp political edges

Tim Redmond - July 11, 2018

London Breed became the first African American woman to serve as mayor of San Francisco today, taking the oath of office in a modest,...

Movies

‘Black Powers: Reframing Hollywood’ at SFMOMA celebrates plucky cinematic classics

Marke B. - July 11, 2018

MOVIES We're currently in a moment of black film director fierceness: Ryan Coogler's Black Panther, Barry Jenkins' Moonlight, Jordan Peele's Get Out, and anything by...

News + Politics

Measure to tax big, rich corporations to fund housing for the homeless heads for November ballot

Tim Redmond - July 9, 2018

Sponsors of a measure that would raise hundreds of millions of dollars to build supportive housing, increase the city’s shelter capacity, and fund efforts...

News + Politics

Protest Salesforce and its connection to ICE!

Tim Redmond - July 7, 2018

Salesforce, which occupies that giant building that has come to dominate the SF skyline, has a contract with the US Customs and Border Patrol,...

Screen Grabs

Screen Grabs: Sorry To Bother You, Whitney, The King…

Dennis Harvey - July 3, 2018

SCREEN GRABS Yours truly dutifully went (along with recently sacked YBCA film programmer Joel Shepard) to City Hall last week to speak at the SF...

News + Politics

Profiles in corruption: How telecoms control the state Legislature

Chris Witteman and Tracy Rosenberg - July 1, 2018

The last couple of weeks have not been good ones for those who see communications as a social justice issue. The 2015 Open Internet Order,...

Foreign Correspondent

Foreign Correspondent: A political landslide in Mexico

Reese Erlich - July 1, 2018

FOREIGN CORRESPONDENT When I was writing an article about street vendors in Mexico City, I saw firsthand how the country's ruling party operated. Vendors...

Onstage

The sheer audacity of ‘Angels in America’

Marke B. - June 30, 2018

ONSTAGE "Why is Angels in America still the most prominent story being told about AIDS?" asked a wonderfully provocative essay about the epic early '90s...

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OPINION: The best sort of democracy for San Francisco

A night market bursting with flavor at Asian Art Museum

Breed talks about bringing the city together — but shows sharp political edges

‘Black Powers: Reframing Hollywood’ at SFMOMA celebrates plucky cinematic classics

Measure to tax big, rich corporations to fund housing for the homeless heads for November ballot

Protest Salesforce and its connection to ICE!

Screen Grabs: Sorry To Bother You, Whitney, The King…

Profiles in corruption: How telecoms control the state Legislature

Foreign Correspondent: A political landslide in Mexico

The sheer audacity of ‘Angels in America’

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