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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 138 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Jenny Chan founded Pacific Atrocities Education in San Francisco after learning about some of Japan's terror campaigns across Asia through World War II. It's history that Japanese conservatives are trying to suppress.
The Japanese Imperial Army's U... more
Jemma DeCristo RETURNS! Her new book The Aesthetic Character of Blackness is out, and covers how revolutionary Black art is co-opted by capitalists and the state, and art's limits as a revolutionary tool (and it's widespread use as a counterinsurgent... more
Janetta Johnson and zen blossom speak from the home base of Transgender, Gender Variant and Intersex Justice Project (TGIJP) in SF. They speak on Miss Major (who led TGIJP for years); the year Janetta turned down the SF Pride grand marshal title; and... more
Public universities are under constant threat of budget cuts, but somehow administrators find millions to toss at extractive tech, like ChatGPT Edu.
SF State professor Martha Kenney describes how administrators at the CSUs spent $17 million on a co... more
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This is an amazing resource that places local issues in San Francisco within their global context while showing us all the scary gays!! We need MORE radical queer analysis everywhere!
Great work! Thank you for producing such thoughtful and important work. This is my new favorite!
Every person in the city needs to listen to this podcast.
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The content focuses on critical discussions surrounding systemic issues, particularly in the realms of social justice, politics, and the effects of capitalism. Episodes often feature insights from activists, educators, and journalists who share their perspectives on how current events and socio-political movements intersect with the struggles faced by marginalized communities. Listeners can expect a deep exploration of topics like housing rights, LGBTQ+ activism, harm reduction, and the ramifications of wealth inequality, often framed within an anti-capitalist narrative. Unique to this offering is its strong community-oriented approach, highlighting grassroots activism and providing a platform for voices advocating for systemic change.
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Recent guests on Sad Francisco include:
1. Jenny Chan
2. Chris Roberts
3. Dee Dee
4. Zei Wilder
5. Ms. Major Griffin-Gracy
6. Bench Ansfield
7. Alexis Shotwell
8. Tracey Helton Mitchell
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