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Blogs
October 4, 2011
On Sesame Street, One Muppet Goes Hungry
According to the New York Times, Sesame Street will be airing a very special episode on KQED and other PBS affiliates this coming Sunday at 7 p.m. Titled "Growing Hope Against Hunger," it will introduce a Muppet named Lily who comes from a "food insecure" household.Elmo, Bert, ... More >>
Blogs
January 25, 2010
City Reverses Course, Promises No Reduction in Homeless Beds in 2010
Jacob RiisSan Francisco officials are expected to file documents in federal court this week stating they have reached an agreement with anti-poverty activists on a pledge to not reduce the number of shelter beds available to homeless people this year.This represents an about-face from city policy ... More >>
Blogs
July 9, 2008
Salary.com Survey Says: You Will Be Poor
Jacob RiisSan Francisco officials are expected to file documents in federal court this week stating they have reached an agreement with anti-poverty activists on a pledge to not reduce the number of shelter beds available to homeless people this year.This represents an about-face from city policy ... More >>
Blogs
July 6, 2007
Why is this a Good Way to Spend $100 Million in Tax Dollars?
Jacob RiisSan Francisco officials are expected to file documents in federal court this week stating they have reached an agreement with anti-poverty activists on a pledge to not reduce the number of shelter beds available to homeless people this year.This represents an about-face from city policy ... More >>
Film
January 4, 2006
Shafted
Waging a Living puts faces to America's working poor
Culture
September 17, 2003
Chronicles of the Working Class
The book Nickel and Dimed is a first-rate journalistic look at minimum-wage life. The play it inspired is just journalism.