There is a persistent communication gap between the people who make laws and many whom they affect.
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Legacy art walk celebrates Mission street vendors
Paseo Artístico, the Mission District’s historic Latinx art walk, returns June 8.
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“I need to keep working”: Why this aging immigrant father can’t retire
Despite contributing to Social Security for years, 60-year-old Jesús Bizarro faces an uncertain future as retirement looms.
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This mobile pop-up gives free dental screenings, education in S.F.
The Magic Tooth Bus is one solution to reaching the city’s Latinx children and older adults, who are more likely than other ethnic groups to face barriers to dental health.
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Palestine could spark another movement: Working class solidarity
Solidarity with Palestine requires a powerful coalition among our country’s working class.
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S.F. Carnaval celebrates Latinx diaspora, Indigenous communities
Considered the largest and longest-running multicultural celebration in California, the free, two-day festival was held during Memorial Day weekend.
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PRESENTE: Novel by S.F. dockworker is tribute to U.S.-international worker solidarity
Herb Mills’s novel PRESENTE is gives an intimate look into how his work as a longshoreman had local and international impact.
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To survive in San Quentin prison, Latinx men must be extremely masculine
Where does this “culture” of extreme masculinity come from?
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Vela Muxe: Mexico’s ‘third gender’ gets first celebration in S.F.’s Mission
The inaugural “Vela Muxe” festival in San Francisco celebrates Oaxaca’s muxes
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Voices: SFMTA approves $1.5 million Bicycle Coalition contract despite ‘red flag’
By granting the Bicycle Coalition Education Fund great sums of money, SFMTA frees the Bicycle Coalition to hire a phalanx of lobbyists to influence city policy.