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Posts by Lee Dawnwalker Baron
Love this man. Not just his music, but that he always stood for what he believed. He talked to talk and he walked the walk. Not many people do that.
Prince passed away 10 years ago today.
RIP, your music lives on.
Congressional insider trading & dark money were already blights on our flailing democracy. Letting government
officials “bet” on policy outcomes or worse, warfare, is a recipe for disaster.
Thank you for standing up against prediction market corruption, Governor Pritzker
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Yeah baby.🎸
“Before I had a title for this new work, I was reeling with grief—both collective and personal,” Sean Dorsey Dance tells 48 Hills before his Fri/24-Sun/26 show 'We Choose Each Other'.
The SF health dept. has revealed its plan to cut $40 million more, per Mayor Lurie's request.
Half of the proposed savings will come from axing 121 full-time staff positions, mostly managers. Nurses say their services will still be impacted.
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“SFPD Reveals Plan to Trim Budget” — headlines you’ll never read
Voters chose the Trust Fund Baby who spent nearly 2X the 2nd & 3rd place candidates combined… They voted with Tech CEOs.
Addiction treatment in jail is hard, especially when half of patients are gone within a day or two.
One man, Sam, left jail and set out to kick his drug habit on his own. Mission Local followed along.
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When Sam was released from SF jail, he “ran to the dope dealer.” It wasn’t long before he was back in jail. He wasn't the only one.
Mission Local’s analysis of jail logs found hundreds of people were booked repeatedly in 2025. Many reported using drugs.
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A national publication recently attributed SF's big drop in crime to its "anti-Woke DA" Brooke Jenkins.
It did not note that 4X the murders have been recorded compared to this time last year.
Jenkins isn't responsible for that *either.*
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Didn't think The City could get any worse after London, but it sure has.
Never mind the evidence: San Francisco, after several decades, is moving to abandon harm reduction as a principle in its substance use policy.
Supes push measure to require supportive housing to ban the use of illegal drugs.
My mistake. Correction: Mandeldon's associstion with Epstein.
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Keir Starmer gives statement to the House of Commons over Mandelson vetting process – UK politics live
Yank here in Northern CA, needing a diversion so watching the House of Commons questioning Prime Minister Starmer re. pedophile Mandelson airing now on the BBC. Hard to believe much of what Starmer's saying. Also sad how far down Labor has gone.
Of course. Because Trump cares about headlines and not details. Thats why the last ceasefire didn’t even clarify which countries were involved.
Mushroom worker at work
"Susana" works for Monterey Mushroom Morgan Hill under a contract. She has the skilled job of thinning out the mushroom to ensure quality. She also takes care of sanitization to keep the production rooms free of diseases that attack the mushrooms. #WeFeedYou
#OtD 19 Apr 1912 miners in Kanawha County, West Virginia, went on strike after bosses refused their demand for wages equal to other mines. Largely ended by May 1, the strike continued in Paint Creek and Cabin Creek resulting in many dead. More in our pod: workingclasshistory.com/podcast/e57-...
#OtD 19 Apr 1968 while 6,000 textile workers were on strike in Valdagno, northern Italy, scabs were snuck into the factory under police protection. Strikers fought 1000 police and toppled the bronze statue of the factory's founder stories.workingclasshistory.com/article/9064...
#OtD 19 Apr 2014 Concha Liaño, the longest surviving member of the Mujeres Libres (revolutionary women in the Spanish civil war) died aged 97. After the war she fled to France, escaped a concentration camp and joined the resistance stories.workingclasshistory.com/article/9066...
Tuaiwa Hautai Kereopa (Eva Rickard) waving
Born on this day in 1925, Māori and women's rights activist, Tuaiwa Hautai Kereopa (Eva Rickard).
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