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    Curated, Frank Stella a Retrospective

    Curated, Frank Stella a Retrospective

    Exclusive West Coast Presentation Through February 26, 2017, at the de Young The Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco are pleased to present Frank Stella: A Retrospective, an expansive presentation…

    The Day After Hillary and the Boomer Legacy

    The Day After Hillary and the Boomer Legacy

    I am writing to you a few days before Election Day. Being an optimist, I believe that Hillary will be the winner in what has been one of the most,…

    In the News: 10.24.2016

    Compiled by Dennis McMillan Tight State Senate Race Becomes Increasingly Contentious The race for State Senate District 11 between San Francisco Supervisors Jane Kim and Scott Wiener seems to be…

    Ann Rostow: Yes, Puppet

    Ann Rostow: Yes, Puppet

    By Ann Rostow Yes, Puppet There was something about the way he said it. “Nooo PUPPet! Nooo PUPPet!” It was mindlessly delightful to me, and I could not get it…

    The Wounds of This Election

    The Wounds of This Election

    By Debra Walker I have spent the past several months looking into the eyes of the Hillary haters and needed a respite. I have spent the past several months looking…

    Community Banks Contribute to Individual Career and Life Success

    Community Banks Contribute to Individual Career and Life Success

    (Editor’s Note: We know that many of you, like us, are working longer hours, spending more time in traffic, and doing all that you can to make ends meet. Selecting…

    LGBT Rights Deserve a Debate

    LGBT Rights Deserve a Debate

    No matter how much you’ve been keeping up with politics lately, you know this year’s presidential race is historic. Finally, a female nominee of a major political party is running…

    Taking a Stand Against Illegal Dumping

    Taking a Stand Against Illegal Dumping

    Illegal dumping continues to challenge our city, creating blight and, in some cases, health hazards. In recent years the Oakland City Council has voted to take several actions to help…

    As I Was Walking Down the Street One Day

    As I Was Walking Down the Street One Day

    The familiar words of the title are from the classic song, “Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is?” by Chicago. I couldn’t help but hum along as I thought…

    San Francisco Transgender Film Festival

    San Francisco Transgender Film Festival

    The San Francisco Transgender Film Festival (SFTFF) is the world’s first and longest running transgender film festival. And this November 10–13, SFTFF celebrates its 15th Anniversary festival with four days…