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ALBERT NOBBS

A FACE IN THE CROWD

SWEET SMELL OF SUCCESS

BLACK KLANSMAN

SINGIN IN THE RAIN

STRANGERS ON A TRAIN

A STAR IS BORN

SUNSET BLVD

LAWRENCE OF ARABIA

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There are growing calls for the San Francisco school board vice president to resign after previous tweets appearing to be biased against Asians surfaced. In 2016, Alison Collins posted several tweets accusing Asian Americans of using white supremacy to get ahead of their Black colleagues. Collins also allegedly used a racial slur. In a statement, fellow school board member Jenny Lam, who is the only Chinese American member on the board, asked Collins to step down, adding in part “Collins must address her racist comments.”

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Amid the increase in attacks on Asian Americans here in the Bay Area and across the United States, people are coming together to rally and denounce the violent behavior. A “Stop Asian Hate” rally took place in San Francisco’s Chinatown today.

 

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A federal appeals court judge issued an extraordinary opinion Friday attacking partisan bias in the news media, lamenting the treatment of conservatives in American society and calling for the Supreme Court to overturn a landmark legal precedent that protects news outlets from lawsuits over reports about public figures. D.C. Circuit Senior Judge Laurence Silberman’s diatribe, contained in his dissent in a libel case, amounted to a withering, frontal assault on the 1964 Supreme Court decision that set the framework for modern defamation law — New York Times v. Sullivan.

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Bill Gephardt of GEPHARDT APPROVED chats with Michael about News Going Digital

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Mark Toney of TURN discusses the new PG&E Time of Use Plans

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Julie Blackly of iSee Cars lists the Longest-Lasting Cars in San Francisco

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Claudia Deeg of CalPirg reveals What Californians Fixed in 2020 and the Barriers They Face

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Ken Tumin of Deposit Accounts says Yes! We May Be Near A Bottom — March Online Savings and CD Indexes

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Denny Ceizyk of Lending Tree reports 47% of Buyers Would Go Over Budget for a “Lucky” Home

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