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Ideology or education? New ethnic studies class has parents mad

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In the content of a required public high school course, some see a political agenda.

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Alex Mullaney

$2,500 in rent for a rusted RV? The rise of San Francisco’s vanlords

People living in RVs and trailers on city streets find themselves at the mercy of police, parking control officers and profiteers alike.

Sarah Holtz

‘Black Food Summit’ to bring delicious dishes and cultural workshops to the Museum of the African Diaspora

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Food & Drink

Chef Bryant Terry, author of ‘Black Food’ will host the two-day public summit, which will feature a series of panels, workshops, parties and even naps.

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Emily Shugerman

‘A massive hotel, a lot of Champagne, a lot of fun’: A high-stakes corporate spy spills his secrets

Business

The cofounder of a business espionage firm shares how he earns trust, acquires secrets, and catches targets red-handed. 

This local venue survived Covid, but it couldn’t survive crushing debts

While many live performance venues have made it through the worst of Covid, the ‘after-pandemic’ is proving just as difficult to navigate.

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Ideology or education? New ethnic studies class has parents mad

$2,500 in rent for a rusted RV? The rise of San Francisco’s vanlords

‘Black Food Summit’ to bring delicious dishes and cultural workshops to the Museum of the African Diaspora

‘A massive hotel, a lot of Champagne, a lot of fun’: A high-stakes corporate spy spills his secrets

This local venue survived Covid, but it couldn’t survive crushing debts