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Meaghan M. Mitchell

San Francisco
As seen in: Kickstarter, SFGate, Hoodline, The San Francisco Standard, San Francisco Bay View
SF Native 📍| Commissioner 🏛️ | Public Affairs 📢 | Arts & Culture Columnist ✍🏾 | 🎨 Ex: @sfstandard @uber @hoodline | Opinions r my own ✊🏾
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Win a pair of tickets to SF Sketchfest

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By Meaghan M. Mitchell
| The San Francisco Standard Verified
Join two couples on a fully improvised date where anything - from romance to murder - can happen. Starring Rachel Bloom ("Crazy Ex-Girlfriend"), John Ross Bowie ("The Big Bang Theory"), Jamie Denbo, and Dan Gregor, with an opening set from Max & Nicky.
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Sponsored: Livable City Goes Very Big for Sunday Streets Mission - The San Francisco Standard

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By Meaghan M. Mitchell
| The San Francisco Standard Verified
It was Sunday Streets as far as the eye could see this weekend as Sunday Streets Mission closed the huge swath of Valencia Street from 26th Street to Duboce Avenue off from cars and opened it up to pedestrians, party-goers, vendors, jugglers and live musicians.
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This SF Hero is Finally Getting the Unflinching Biopic He Deserves

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By Meaghan M. Mitchell
| The San Francisco Standard Verified
“It takes the hood to save the hood.” Whether you’ve seen these words printed in big white letters on the back of a black T-shirt or in a hashtag on Twitter or Instagram, the phrase has become a rallying cry for those who understand the challenges and struggles of inner-city communities. Its origins lie in the story of Rudy Corpuz Jr., a former gang member and drug dealer who turned his life around to become a beacon of hope for young people in San Francisco.
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