Art & Culture

Culture is My Home: Interview with Leon Sun, Artist and Photographer By Eddie Wong. Posted December 21, 2022. Intro:  Leon Sun’s exhibit “Back to the Culture: A Silkscreen Print Exhibit” concludes on Dec. 31, 2022 at the National Japanese American Historical Society, 1684 Post St , San Francisco.  Sun, a longtime activist and community-based artist, …

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Comrade Sisters Celebrates the Women in the Black Panther Party by Mike Murase and video by Alan Kondo. Posted Oct. 21, 2022. Comrade Sisters: Women of the Black Panther Party, a book by Ericka Huggins and Stephen Shames, was launched at Reparations Club in the Crenshaw district of Los Angeles on October 17, 2022. The panel …

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the search for meaningful cultural work as a contribution to the progressive movement Evolution of a Cultural Worker: the search for meaningful cultural work as a contribution to the progressive movement By Mary Ann Heimann. Posted July 4, 2022. The thing I really miss about belonging to an organization like the League is the feeling …

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Poems by Mark Prudowsky Because of their perceived destructive nature, control of the species is allowed in certain areas. Because of their intelligence, control is often difficult or expensive. Methods for control include hunting, chemical immobilization, harassment, scare tactics, and trapping. (website on crows) Charles B Corvid Keep’n It Close Afternoon Mr C sez I. …

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Poems by Joe Navarro The Enemy If the enemy Is Black Brown Native Asian Immigrant Muslim Jewish Women Trans Lesbian Gay Bi Feminists Intellectuals Teachers Socialists Multiculturalists Liberals Environmentalists Water protectors Land defenders Houseless people Unionists Workers Peace activists Convicts Ex-convicts …Who’s left? ©️ 2022 Joe Navarro Prayers Alone Families cry Hearts ache Mourning for …

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Renewals By Lydia Lowe. Posted July 3, 2022. In the beginning was the word that the Tyler Street branch was coming down, while all around the kids who played hide-and-seek on the street, amidst goblins and fairies from borrowed books, were speechless with loss. Then the bookmobile rolled in, here and gone like the tinkling …

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