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Lit

The great Green Arcade bookstore is closing

Marke B. - July 19, 2023

Patrick Marks' literary center of progressive politics and radical writing shuts Sun/23. Go visit one last time.

Books

JM Balbuena’s guide for weed entrepreneurs of color, now available en español

Caitlin Donohue - July 3, 2023

'Canna-Emprende' steps into the vacuum left by racially-biased prohibition and social stigma—in and out of the US.

Labor

All about most people: Illuminating the history of the California labor movement

James Tracy - January 9, 2023

'From Mission to Microchip' author Fred B. Glass talks about how his City College course makes the long struggle relevant today

Labor

Nonprofit with $20 million in city money defies supes, won’t talk about labor issues

Tim Redmond - October 31, 2022

Board members furious that the Felton Institute refused to answer questions at a hearing on union-contract issues.

Opinion

The national pundits can complain, but in SF, progressives get things done

Tim Paulson - October 19, 2022

The San Francisco left is fighting for things that the national Democratic Party has abandoned.

The Agenda

John Crew, legendary police accountability activist (and wonderful guy) dies at 65

Tim Redmond - October 9, 2022

Plus: The mayor's mandatory resignation letters—and why the new Housing Element Draft is a long, detailed, carefully crafted joke. That's The Agenda for Oct. 9-16

News + Politics

Grassroots Democrats denounce PAC that helped get Haney elected to Assembly

Tim Redmond - October 6, 2022

Govern for California is anti-labor, anti-teacher, anti-single-payer, and pro-Matt Haney. Now county committees around the state are telling Democrats not to take the money.

Campaign Trail

Ads for Yimby measure not just misleading but illegal, complaint says

Tim Redmond - September 28, 2022

Filing argues that use of city seal implies wrongly that the Fire Department or its workers support the Yimby-backed and tech-bro-funded housing measure.

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

Arts + Culture

Artist Emmy Lou Packard shines in overdue expo—but she never left SF walls

Natalia Robyns-Kresich - August 17, 2022

She apprenticed with Diego Rivera, and mentored the Mission's mural movement.

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