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Can I get a whiteness?

Tony Robles - July 23, 2018

Whiteness has not been my witness. It has averted its eyes, its shards of denial making its way towards us, eyes shooting cursory glances,...

Opinion

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...

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...

Opinion

OPINION: What went wrong June 5 — and what we can learn

Calvin Welch - June 28, 2018

Editor’s note: Progressives who supported Mark Leno or Sup. Jane Kim are looking at the results of the election and trying to figure out...

News + Politics

A terrible week at the Supreme Court — and it could get even worse

Tim Redmond - June 27, 2018

It’s been a very bad week at the US Supreme Court – and it could get a whole lot worse. Justice Anthony Kennedy was the...

Campaign Trail

D4 supervisors race is now wide open

Tim Redmond - June 18, 2018

The race for District Four supervisor is suddenly wide open – and there’s a real chance the progressives, who have been shut out in...

News + Politics

Police Commission meets behind closed doors on Tasers

Sarah Lapidus and Tim Redmond - June 14, 2018

The Police Commission went into closed session to discuss Taser policy as a labor issue Wednesday, just a week after the defeat of Proposition...

News + Politics

Cops again try to interfere with Taser policy and reforms

Tim Redmond - June 11, 2018

The Police Officers Association, which just lost overwhelmingly at the ballot box in its effort to equip all cops with Tasers, is still apparently...

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Can I get a whiteness?

OPINION: The best sort of democracy for San Francisco

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

OPINION: What went wrong June 5 — and what we can learn

A terrible week at the Supreme Court — and it could get even worse

D4 supervisors race is now wide open

Police Commission meets behind closed doors on Tasers

Cops again try to interfere with Taser policy and reforms

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