Tag: Immigrants
New COVID-conscious Kapwa Gardens celebrates Filipino culture
Outdoor activity site in SOMA Pilipinas district was designed with safety in mind as people begin to gather again.
Black Freighter Press sails in, boosting writers of color and radical imagination
The revolution will be published, with the help of SF Poet Laureate Tongo Eisen-Martin and Alie Jones' new outlet.
Leaders under 30: Delano City Council’s Salvador Solorio-Ruiz says ‘change can’t wait’
'Young people want to be represented, and want to know that those who already have a seat at the table will make room for their voices to be heard.'
The continual violence faced by Asian communities and women of color
There are so many things wrong with this murder spree, the bizarrely apologetic reaction of the sheriffs, and the ensuing media narratives about this hate crime.
Teach-in focuses on atrocities in Ethiopia
Tigray community rallies to bring attention to suffering, sexual violence, and human rights violations
Screen Grabs: American dreams, American screams
'Happy Cleaners' and Sundance stand-out 'Minari' question mobility narratives, while 'Sator' charts a path to spectral horror.
Protesters arrested trying to stop evictions in San Jose
Courthouse blockade calls out judges for throwing people out of their homes in a pandemic.
ABAG’s regional housing plan is a fantasy
The affordable housing won't get built, developers will get rich, and low-income communities will be devastated.
SF moves a big step closer to a public bank
At least six supes on board with visionary plan that has never been done in a city.
Screen Grabs: A trek through world cinema to scratch your travel itch
New Brazilian Cinema series, The White Tiger, Mandabi, and films from rural Mexico to Poland, India, and Sudan
