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Mexico cannabis mag continues to publish under federal investigation

Caitlin Donohue - October 22, 2015

After only three issues, Cáñamo Mexico faces intense scrutiny that could silence one of the biggest pot advocates in the country. By Caitlin Donohue MEXICO CITY, MEX. --...

Music

Quick ‘n dirty guide to this year’s Folsom parties

Marke B. - September 24, 2015

Here piggy, piggies: The trough overfloweth with art openings, film screenings, late-night dancing, and daylight naughtiness. Plus: Some other parties! By Marke B. PARTY RADAR OK,...

Arts + Culture

BIG WEEK: What to do Sept 23-29, 2015

Marke B. - September 23, 2015

Folsom Street Fair, Oktoberfest, Superhero Street Fair, OMF, West Wave, Vibez Fest, Blues Fest, Royal Road, Tiara Sensation Pageant, more essential events this week. By...

News + Politics

Press terror: Mexico reels from journalist murders

Caitlin Donohue - August 14, 2015

The killing of photojournalist Rubén Espinosa and this week's massacre in Veracruz bring attention to Mexico's failure to protect the press. By Caitlin Donohue AUGUST 14,...

Party Radar

Heat it up: the year in SF nightlife 2014

Marke B. - December 31, 2014

Bhangra, Balkan, homohop, highlife, Motown, underground: Despite the city's homogenizing threats, the SF nightlife scene remained diverse and fantastic. BY MARKE B. PARTY RADAR House, techno, disco,...

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Bay Area marches for Ayotzinapa, because it had to

Tim Redmond - November 21, 2014

By Caitlin Donohue NOVEMBER 21, 2014 -- If the people of Mexico needed proof that the rest of the world stood with them yesterday, they...

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‘But they didn’t know we were seeds:’ Dia de los Muertos in a post-Ayotzinapa Mexico

Tim Redmond - November 10, 2014

By Caitlin Donohue MEXICO CITY, NOVEMBER 10, 2014 -- Ricardo Escobar Lazamar, a student at Mexico City’s Universidad Autónoma de México, put down the protest...

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La lucha continua: Chicano journalist slain by LAPD subject of PBS documentary

Tim Redmond - April 29, 2014

By Caitlin Donohue Earlier this month, the cover of San Francisco’s oldest bilingual newspaper, El Tecolote, was given over to a review of the new...

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The Cove of Weepers: Why San Francisco has often had good reason to be nervous about new arrivals

Tim Redmond - March 10, 2014

By Rebecca Solnit “In the past, it was racists and homophobes who attacked newcomers to San Francisco. Today, anti-tech activists are promoting a new nativism,...

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