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Making noise and empowering girls: 15 years of Women’s Audio Mission

Joanna Ladd - September 13, 2018

ALL EARS For 15 years, the sound engineers at SoMa neighborhood-based Women’s Audio Mission have been applying their skills to one of the field’s trickiest...

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Climate-change denial, right here in California

Calvin Welch - September 6, 2018

“In California, facts and science still matter,” said Gov. Jerry Brown in a prepared statement. “These findings are profoundly serious and will continue to...

Touching down on ‘Planet Celadon’

Emily Wilson - September 1, 2018

ART LOOKS The video and dance performance coming to the Asian Art Museum, Planet Celadon: Our Receiver Is Operating, features scuba gestures, air traffic signals,...

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A people’s climate summit

Martha Hawthorne, Michael Eisenscher, Lorraine Thiebaud, and Jonathan Kocher - August 29, 2018

This September, community, political, and business leaders from around the globe will be meeting in San Francisco for the Global Climate Action Summit to discuss...

Examined Life

Examined Life: Power, patriarchy, and the imperfect guru

Karen Macklin - August 28, 2018

It’s the end of an era, albeit a very short one. In 2014, Against the Stream (ATS) Buddhist Meditation Society—an organization founded by counter culture...

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The real rent control debate

Tim Redmond - August 23, 2018

The battle over state Proposition 10, which could dramatically slow evictions in cities like San Francisco, is going to dominate the fall ballot, with...

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A bad week for the Yimby narrative

Tim Redmond - August 8, 2018

It is not a good week for the Yimby argument. In a series of reports, studies, and articles, the claim that building more housing for...

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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,...

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OPINION: The progressive movement was the winner in this election

David Campos - June 21, 2018

San Francisco just went through one of the most memorable elections in decades. The mayor’s race was the closest in modern San Francisco history,...

Foreign Correspondent

The North Korea summit: We have been here before

Reese Erlich - June 12, 2018

Police wearing Darth Vader helmets and carrying shotguns mounted with tear gas launchers lined up ready for battle. Fifty yards away, tens of thousands...

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Making noise and empowering girls: 15 years of Women’s Audio Mission

Climate-change denial, right here in California

Touching down on ‘Planet Celadon’

A people’s climate summit

Examined Life: Power, patriarchy, and the imperfect guru

The real rent control debate

A bad week for the Yimby narrative

Profiles in corruption: How telecoms control the state Legislature

OPINION: The progressive movement was the winner in this election

The North Korea summit: We have been here before

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