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Arts Forecast

Arts Forecast: Pistahan, Salsa Festival, Ronnie Spector …

Marke B. - August 8, 2018

ARTS FORECAST This weekend heralds another massive Outside Lands—the first in its 10-year history to be headlined by a woman, the awesome Janet Jackson. The...

Movies

‘Dark Money’ explores the terrible consequences of Citizens United

Emily Wilson - July 27, 2018

MOVIES When Kimberly Reed first heard about Citizens United, the 2010 Supreme Court decision that determined corporations were people and money was speech, allowing...

News + Politics

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...

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Arts Forecast: Pistahan, Salsa Festival, Ronnie Spector …

‘Dark Money’ explores the terrible consequences of Citizens United

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

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