There was much ado this week about the U.S. Senate’s condemnation of MoveOn, with Hillary Clinton voting against the resolution. But on September 26th, Clinton joined 75 Senators to pass a resolution calling the Iranian Army a “terrorist organization,” a
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Leaders of ACORN, the nation’s largest grassroots community organization, reacted with deep concern to the findings in a report released by Project Vote on Sept. 27th titled, Caging Democracy: A 50-Year History of Partisan Challenges to Minority Voters. “The report
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There I was Tuesday night, alone in my row, gazing out at rows of empty seats. That’s when it hit me. The only thing in San Francisco as empty as AT&T Park these days is an apartment building after Skyline/CitiApartments
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What do the progressive Nation magazine and the Berkeley Daily Planet have in common? Both wrongly criticized MoveOn.org’s “General Petraeus Don’t Betray Us” advertisement, the one that many Democrats joined with Republicans in condemning in a U.S. Senate resolution. Although
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Closing the “Achievement Gap”—the dramatic and persistent difference in educational attainment between African-American and Latino students versus White and Asian students—is among the most serious challenges facing San Francisco’s public schools and indeed all public schools throughout the country. The
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Our September 28th performance at the Cadillac Hotel will feature jazz pianist Jeffrey Orchard — an incredible performer steeped in the tradition of 1940’s New York jazz clubs. Jeff will play a fun and interactive show that you won’t want
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