Kylie Summer Wu’s take on life as a young trans woman, Jay Duret’s look back at the week in politics, and more.
At the inauguration, Trump spoke of “American carnage,” while the Women’s March celebrated an optimistic vision of the future.
Going undercover on a majority-White holiday cruise in the hopes of discovering what “Make American Great Again” really means.
Are we vibrant?
At the Women’s March, SF Weekly‘s Jay Duret saw an uplifting vision of resistance to President Tiny Hands’ disturbing portrayal of American life at the inauguration.
SF Weekly’s Jay Duret reports on the sights and sounds of the inauguration of President Trump.
Observations and cartoons from our nation’s capital on the day before the inauguration of the sexual predator-in-chief.
Here’s why those damn phone calls really matter.
Bay Area organizations need our help more than ever. Here are the ones poised to make the biggest difference.
Women, people of color, LGBTQ folks, and the poor are on the front lines of Trump’s war on civil liberties. Here’s how straight White men can help.
