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La pugna en East Palo Alto por el voto y otros asuntos esenciales

Hay un dicho común que con frecuencia se escucha en los hogares latinos: “Quiero que…

Estudiantes de SF State analizan las propuestas electorales y su impacto en nuestra comunidad

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Desinformación y manipulación del votante, una constante en las elecciones 2020

La importancia de participar en las votaciones locales y cómo afrontar desafíos

We All Count: 2020 Census Caravan San Francisco

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‘My Own Mecca’ cortometraje que irrumpe la postura blanca sobre el Hombre Negro

Avances del SFUSD para volver al aprendizaje presencial

Candidato al Concejo Municipal de Hayward en acción sobre asuntos globales

Bayview convoca al votante a participar en esta importante elección

Conductores y activistas laborales se organizan para frenar la Propuesta 22

Joven activista y estudiante de Harvard, regresa a su ciudad para promover el progreso

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Do you have questions about voting in San Francisc

Do you have questions about voting in San Francisco? We've got you covered. El Tecolote contributor M. Johanna Lopez Miyaki (@jlomiyaki) breaks down where and how to vote, and ranked-choice voting.

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As part of our 2020 Election coverage, we highligh

As part of our 2020 Election coverage, we highlight the voter engagement efforts currently taking place in San Francisco’s Bayview neighborhood. With much at stake, we spoke with members of the @sfbayview and Mother Brown's to better learn about the efforts and issues impacting the Bayview community.

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Story by Eleni Balakrishnan (@miss_elenius)

First three photos by Benjamin Fanjoy (@funbenjoy)

Fourth photo by Malik Washington (@comrademalik)

As part of our 2020 Election coverage, we highligh

As part of our 2020 Election coverage, we highlight the Peninsula community of East Palo Alto and examine the structural inequality that exists there. But organizations, like @nuestracasa are encouraging their residents to get out and vote.

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Story by Daniel Marquez (@elmarquezismo)

Photos by Benjamin Fanjoy (@funbenjoy)

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As gig companies like Uber, Lyft, DoorDash and Ins

As gig companies like Uber, Lyft, DoorDash and InstaCart pour millions of dollars into deceitful Prop 22 ads, Teco contributor Mallory Shingle (@mallory_shingle) actually spoke with rideshare drivers. And they urge you to vote No on Prop 22.

In an interview with El Tecolote, Supervisor Aaron Peskin explained why he has come forward as a staunch opponent of Prop 22. “Billionaire-backed tech companies have put more money into this proposition than any ballot initiative in U.S. history because their entire business model is based on worker exploitation,” Peskin said, urging San Franciscans to vote No on 22. “It’s mind boggling that instead of paying their employees they would spend 180 million dollars on a proposition. Just imagine what that amount of money could solve here. These people are megalomaniacs.”

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Hundreds of counter protesters gathered in downtow

Hundreds of counter protesters gathered in downtown San Francisco to oppose a Proud Boys event Saturday afternoon. Police created a barrier between the two groups but evacuated the small group of Proud Boys when violence began. Photos: Benjamin Fanjoy (@funbenjoy)

Hundreds of counter protesters gathered in downtow

Hundreds of counter protesters gathered in downtown San Francisco to oppose a Proud Boys event Saturday afternoon. Police created a barrier between the two groups but evacuated the small group of Proud Boys when violence began. Photos: Benjamin Fanjoy (@funbenjoy)

Hundreds of contract workers including rideshare d

Hundreds of contract workers including rideshare drivers and contractors blocked off Market Street protesting Prop 22 in front of Uber Headquarters Thursday afternoon, Oct. 15 in San Francisco. Comprised of unions such as Rideshare Drivers United, Mobile Workers Alliance, and We Drive Progress, the statewide Caravan started at Lyft Headquarters and ended at Uber Headquarters. Photos: Mike Kai Chen (@mikekaichen)/Freelance

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