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    The Academy Museum … At Last!

    The Academy Museum … At Last!

    By Jan Wahl– Debbie Reynolds would practically go door to door in West Los Angeles hoping to raise money for her Hollywood Museum. I remember as a little girl feeling…

    San Francisco Artscape Shifts as City Moves Toward Yellow Tier

    San Francisco Artscape Shifts as City Moves Toward Yellow Tier

    As businesses shuttered during the early weeks of the COVID-19 pandemic, plywood and other drab coverings were a common sight on most San Francisco streets. They were a constant, harsh…

    Tallulah Who, You Ask?

    Tallulah Who, You Ask?

    By Dr. Bill Lipsky– Leave this article immediately. Surrender your ruby slippers and put your Ken doll back in the closet. One of the greatest and most famous actors of…

    A Useful Yet Not Well-Known Tool: The Palm Nailer

    A Useful Yet Not Well-Known Tool: The Palm Nailer

    By Julie Peri– A great tool that is not as well-known as it should be in the palm nailer. To use this tool, you place a nail in the nozzle…

    ‘Hospice by the Bay’ Is Now ‘By the Bay Health’

    Founded over 45 years ago, Hospice by the Bay is the oldest nonprofit hospice in California, and has been a trusted provider of hospice care and other services. Cherished throughout…

    A Mother’s Material Message

    A Mother’s Material Message

    By Derek Barnes– Like many, I labored each year before Mother’s Day to find the right thing to give and say to let my mom know how much I care.…

    Ann Rostow: Red States Explode with Bad Proposals

    Ann Rostow: Red States Explode with Bad Proposals

    By Ann Rostow– Red States Explode with Bad Proposals I’ve lost track of the varieties of anti-trans laws now popping up throughout our country’s red state legislatures, although I’m assuming…

    ‘Justice for Black America Is Justice for All America’: Reaction to Chauvin Guilty Verdict

    ‘Justice for Black America Is Justice for All America’: Reaction to Chauvin Guilty Verdict

    After a trial closely watched both nationally and internationally, former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin on April 20 was found guilty of unintentional second-degree murder, third-degree murder, and second-degree manslaughter…

    ‘My Little Asian Thing’: Everyday Anti-AAPI Bias and Its Effects

    ‘My Little Asian Thing’: Everyday Anti-AAPI Bias and Its Effects

    By Stuart Gaffney and John Lewis– A few years ago, at a professional event we regularly attend, we struck up a friendly conversation with a newcomer. As the man repeatedly…

    Anti-Asian Violence and Efforts to Combat It

    “For far too long our culture has belittled, fetishized, and dehumanized API women, especially poorer, southeast Asian women…I am urging President Biden, Congress, and every state and local official to…