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Movies
Screen Grabs: Those dastardly dinos are back (yawn)
Dennis Harvey
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June 9, 2022
Jurassic World roars in. Plus: Afrofuturistic fantasia Neptune Frost, Clash semi-doc Rude Boy, Throne of Blood, more
Screen Grabs
Screen Grabs: ‘Who We Are’ lays out just how much racial justice has stalled
Dennis Harvey
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February 2, 2022
Plus: Poetic 'Why is We Americans,' listless 'Sundown,' rousing 'The Conductor'—and 'Guess Who's Coming to Dinner,' too.
Culture
A farewell to SF Weekly
Peter-Astrid Kane
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September 14, 2021
Editing San Francisco's last alt-weekly paper was probably the most fun I will ever have in my life.
Onstage
Sean San José: ‘There needs to be a home for more people’ in local theater
Lou Fancher
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September 13, 2021
The new Magic Theatre Artistic Director builds on his deep roots with a passion for actual—not superficial—inclusion.
Housing
BIPOC residents of Mission Bay feel more welcome than in the rest of SF
Barbara Lopez
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September 1, 2021
In a new community with 30 percent affordable housing, displacement and gentrification aren't creating instability.
Labor
‘It’s always been there:’ Dolores Huerta speaks out on racism and Jim Crow
Dennis J. Bernstein
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August 29, 2021
At 91, the co-founder of the United Farmworkers Union is still active and speaking out against voter suppression.
Lit
In ‘Plexiglass,’ a poet illuminates voices of the incarcerated
Margo Perin
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August 27, 2021
A new volume offers a critique of the criminal justice system through the lens of prison writing workshops
Food & Drink
Good Taste: A love letter to SF’s Indian food
Tamara Palmer
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August 24, 2021
Samosa sandwiches, artichoke pakoras, giant dosas, more. Plus: Seafood businesses we like better than Swan Oyster Depot
Art
Rada drums, hammer, and sickle: Oakland artist configures new worlds
Mary Corbin
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August 20, 2021
Haitian-born creator Rivka Louissaint takes seriously art's potential for social change.
Movies
‘Respect’ director spotlights Aretha Franklin’s mighty activism
Pam Grady
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August 11, 2021
Former Berkeley Rep director Liesl Tommy grew up under South African apartheid, values music's transformative power
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