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BREAKING: Organizer of Berkeley’s ‘No to Marxism’ rally cancels event, blames security threats

Sana Saleem - August 25, 2017

A "No to Marxism" rally scheduled for Sunday in Berkeley has been called off by the organizer Amber Cummings, citing "violent threats." In a letter...

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1967 was not the Summer of Love in Detroit

Marc Norton - August 20, 2017

Detroit is the most gut-wrenching movie I have ever seen. Fifty years ago, in 1967, San Franciscans here in our City by the Bay were...

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Inside the Yimby conference

Zelda Bronstein - July 20, 2017

Last weekend about 120 attendees from 17 cities gathered in downtown Oakland for the Yimbytown 2017 conference. Organized by East Bay Forward, the event...

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Scenes from the Trans March

Tim Redmond - June 27, 2017

I've always loved Pride Weekend, ever since my first one in 1983, riding in the back of a creaky Bay Guardian pickup truck in...

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The case for a homeless shelter in Bayview

TJ Johnston - May 31, 2017

It’s Friday afternoon at the drop-in center known as Mother Brown’s on the corner of Jennings Street and Van Dyke Avenue. Despite the iron-gated...

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Who are the real hoarders?

Tiny - May 30, 2017

“Mr. Allison, Mr. Allison, this is your case-mangler, we are here for your daily, weekly, hourly room inspection.” Covered in face mask, latex gloves and...

Arts + Culture

A crackling evening of AGITPROP!

Dennis Harvey - April 24, 2017

SCREEN GRABS The National Endowment for the Arts and PBS seem headed for budgetary doom under President Trump, although not because they’re costly and...

Music

Sax, unleashed

Joanna Ladd - April 19, 2017

Howard Wiley has earned the right to talk. At age 37, the saxophone prodigy (and drummer) has a cool 25 years of professional gigs...

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More SFIFF must-sees

Jesse Hawthorne Ficks - April 11, 2017

SCREEN GRABS This year's annual international film festival is chock full of exciting screenings and important explorations. After the first wave, here are more...

News + Politics

Breed’s Divisadero St. housing plan helps developers

Tim Redmond - April 4, 2017

The Board of Supes Land Use and Transportation Committee heard Board President London Breed’s plan to change affordable housing levels in the Divisidero St....

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