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Subverting Dominant Narratives about Early Christianity—BPR interviews: Georgia Frank - Brown Political Review
Georgia Frank is the Charles A. Dana Professor of Religion at Colgate University. She is a specialist in early Christianity, especially in Greek-speaking communities during the fourth through seventh centuries. Her research focuses on the intersection of gender, sensory experience, and emotion, with a focus on embodied practices such as pilgrimage, fasting, singing, storytelling, and other ritualized activities.
San Francisco celebrates the nation's first official Trans History Month
As Mayor London Breed raised the light blue, pink and white transgender flag over City Hall Monday, leaders and activists celebrated the commencement of San Francisco's first Transgender History Month. While this year marks the first official celebration, Mayor Breed signed the proclamation at the end of August 2021, establishing a yearly tradition of recognizing and celebrating transgender individuals from the past and present.
San Francisco celebrates the nation’s first official Trans History Month Original
As Mayor London Breed raised the light blue, pink and white transgender flag over City Hall Monday, leaders and activists celebrated the commencement of San Francisco’s first Transgender History Month. While this year marks the first official celebration, Mayor Breed signed the proclamation at the end of August 2021, establishing a yearly tradition of recognizing and celebrating transgender individuals from the past and present.
Wednesday was a big day for psychedelics in San Francisco
The San Francisco Bay Area is no stranger to psychedelic drugs. The region attained an almost mythical status for its LSD-infused counterculture in the 1960s. And recently, legislators are aiming to decriminalize psychedelics and academics are researching the drugs' ability to treat mental health issues.
Decriminalization of and therapeutic treatments using psychedelics coming to S.F.?
The Bay Area is no stranger to psychedelic drugs. The region attained an almost mythical status for its LSD-infused counterculture in the 1960s. And recently, legislators are aiming to decriminalize psychedelics and academics are researching the drugs’ ability to treat mental health issues.
Decriminalization of and therapeutic treatments using psychedelics may be coming to San Francisco
The Bay Area is no stranger to psychedelic drugs. The region attained an almost mythical status for its LSD-infused counterculture in the 1960s. And recently, legislators are aiming to decriminalize psychedelics and academics are researching the drugs’ ability to treat mental health issues.
Golden Gate Park adaptable bikes increase accessibility
On a sunny day in The City, Golden Gate park is filled with bikes. But bikers with disabilities are often left behind. The Bay Area Outreach and Recreation Program is helping to remedy that by providing adaptable bikes in Golden Gate Park in a six-month program running through October. “Golden Gate Park belongs to everyone, and we are delivering on our promise to improve access to its treasures,” said San Francisco Recreation and Park General Manager Phil Ginsburg in a press release.
San Francisco to Starbucks: Get ready for more unions
As an increasing number of Starbucks employees attempt to unionize across the country, proposed legislation may make it easier for the coffee company workers to organize in San Francisco. District 5 Supervisor Dean Preston introduced a resolution Tuesday that supports Starbucks workers’ unionization rights. The resolution calls for Starbucks to discuss and form a union free from threats, intimidation, anti-union messaging and lawsuits.
San Francisco to Starbucks: Get ready for more unions
As an increasing number of Starbucks employees attempt to unionize across the country, proposed legislation may make it easier for the coffee company workers to organize in San Francisco. District 5 Supervisor Dean Preston introduced a resolution Tuesday that supports Starbucks workers’ unionization rights. The resolution calls for Starbucks to discuss and form a union free from threats, intimidation, anti-union messaging and lawsuits. kAm“pD 2 s6>@4C2E:4 $@4:2=:DE[ x 2> 7:89E:?8 7@C 2?
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