Mayor London N. Breed, along with Senator Scott Wiener and Supervisor Rafael Mandelman, announced Wednesday, October 7, 2019, the next steps for implementing a strengthened conservatorship program in San Francisco.
In the heart of San Francisco's Mission District, media and guests will preview Chilean playwright and SF State's Carlos Barón's "Death and The Artist" directed by San Francisco native Marcelo Javier, at the Mission Cultural Center for Latino Arts.
The San Francisco Bay Area Theatre Company (BATCO) presents "Death and the Artist: A Latino folktale about how death brings meaning to life." The show takes place at the Mission Cultural Center for Latino Arts from Friday October 18th through November 3rd 2019 (over Halloween and Día de los Muertos), with a press and VIP preview on October 17th. Attendees are invited to don their best costume for our special Halloween night show on October 31st or come dressed in your best Calaca at any performance for a chance to win a special prize. "Death and The Artist," Original Work by Mercedes Rein & Jorge Curi, Adaptation by Carlos Barón and Directed by Marcelo Javier, comes as Latinx Heritage Month ends, October 5 amid preparations for Halloween and Dia de Lost Muertos.
Plan to hear the stories of soldiers and their families who we tell "Thanks For Your Service."
San Francisco writer, ANH LÊ says House Leader Nancy Pelosi's call to start impeachment of President Donald Trump is a good thing for the country. No one is above the law. Let the laws rule and the country win.
Andrea Miller, a nationally-known, Virginia-based leader in the fight for voting rights for people of color, will speak at numerous events in the Bay Area during the period September 28 - October 3
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Martin Sheen asks for help to stop Trump. See his concerns.
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"There is not another nation that has mass shootings, massacres, and acts of domestic terrorism which the United States has. The person arrested in the massacre in El Paso told police that he wanted to kill Hispanics. The manifesto he posted on social media blamed Hispanics and immigrants for "displacing Whites," an extremely dangerous narrative of White supremacist ideology. The killings of 22 people in El Paso are not just murders of our fellow Americans, but acts of domestic terrorism," says San Francisco Independent Journalist, ANH LÊ.