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Columns and editorials at @sfchronicle | formerly @propublica @sfweekly | Raised in NM | It’s pronounced noo-lah 🏳️‍🌈
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Perimenopause, Fascism, and Other Reasons We’re Not Sleeping

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By Emma Silvers Verified, Nuala Bishari Verified
| COYOTE Media Collective
In Casey Rand’s deeply resonant McSweeney’s piece Is It Perimenopause or the Death Knell of Late-Stage Capitalism?, she asks critical questions about hormones and the state of the world: “Am I depressed because my periods are ending, or did my boss use my emails to train my AI replacement and then fire me with no severance the day before I was supposed to have spleen surgery?” Truly, who among us, right?
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What’s Behind Our Name? A COYOTE That Showed Us How To Howl

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By Nuala Bishari Verified
| COYOTE Media Collective
Naming a publication is fun until it’s not, at which point it becomes a major pain in the ass. How does one encapsulate a set of values, a sense of place, and a tone in something pithy, catchy and memorable? We found all of the above in the Bay Area’s pesky, wily coyote. As this publication took shape, we embraced the animal we named ourselves after — howls, claws, fangs, and all. We are fierce and unapologetic. We are adaptive and playful. We are COYOTE Media Collective.
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Your Walgreens may be closing next month, but not for the reasons you think

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By Nuala Bishari Verified
| San Francisco Chronicle Verified
The Walgreens at 4645 Mission St. shut down in 2021 when the chain closed five stores in the city. Walgreens plans to close 12 more San Francisco stores in February. Constanza Hevia H./Special to the Chronicle 2021 Do you get monthly prescriptions at Walgreens in San Francisco? If so, you may soon be out of luck. Earlier this month, Walgreens announced it would shut down a dozen locations in the city, citing the rising costs of doing business.
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