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How the Twitter tax break continues to damage San Francisco …
... plus big city contracts that never got the proper oversight, smoking weed in public -- and Scott Wiener's plan to further gentrify San Francisco. That's The Agenda for March 11-17
Venezuela: Democratic uprising or US coup?
Trump is strangling the country while US oil companies envision big profits.
Does Cuba censor the Internet? Think again
Despite US rules that have made phones and connections expensive, many Cubans have free access to global media.
Building momentum and the Women’s March
Plus: Newsom's got the housing crisis all wrong -- and SF negotiates with PG&E over CLeanPowerSF. That's The Agenda for Jan 21-28.
Black Panthers, today: A 1968 photo series exploring the activists’ humanity finds significance in 2019
SFAI students and contemporary Black artists re-contextualize Pirkle Jones and Ruth-Marion Baruch's influential and controversial images
Political power — in San Francisco and Sacramento
Progressives celebrate in Chinatown as Newsom puts out meaningless platitudes that ignore the issue of massive wealth inequality.
Pucks to plays: Former hockey pro brings drama to Magic Theatre
As 'The Resting Place' opens, playwright Ashlin Halfnight compares the teamwork of contact sports to the stage.
Screen Grabs: Mill Valley, SF Dance, Drunken Film Fests ….
FU: Filmmakers delight, Calling All Earthlings, tributes to Satjajit Ray and Antonio Lopez, Queercore, more new films
Opera singer Russell Thomas on diversity, drive, and ‘Roberto Devereux’
Starring in SF Opera's latest, the tenor calls on arts institutions to "look to their communities" for talent that attracts audiences.
Attacking an SF judge for being too ‘soft on crime’
Chron, anti-crime group go after Judge Chris Hite because he doesn't want to send a young Black man to jail for car burglary