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KQED Arts & Culture Staff Writer/ NPR One voice/ 'Rebel Girls From Bay Area History' creator/ Welsh Woman in SF/ Rat lady
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The San Francisco AIDS Protest That Lasted a Decade

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By Rae Alexandra 
| KQED Arts and Culture
Arts & Culture Home / History On Oct. 27, 1985, two men chained themselves to the Federal Building. Then like-minded protesters arrived. Jun 12, 2026 Protesters embrace at the ARC-AIDS vigil at the Old Federal Building in 1985. (Courtesy of the GLBT Historical Society) On Oct. 27, 1985, two 26-year-old men arrived at San Francisco’s old Federal Building at 50 United Nations Plaza, chained themselves to a set of doors and started a protest that would last an entire decade.
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The Oakland Public Library Wants YOU ... to Grow Really Tall Marigolds

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By Rae Alexandra 
| KQED Arts and Culture
The Do List Home / The Do List Then, in August, it wants you to bring them back for competitive measuring. Don’t ask too many questions. Jun 10, 2026 Updated 10:46 am PT The Oakland Public Library wants YOU ... to grow some nice, tall marigolds over the summer. Thanks. (Ksenia Pixelesse/Unsplash) If you feel like it’s been forever since anyone gave you flowers, dry your eyes, turn off Taylor Swift’s Red album, and journey to your nearest Oakland Public Library. Why?
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Three Bay Area Nonprofits Win Literary Arts Grants

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By Rae Alexandra 
| KQED Arts and Culture
Arts & Culture Home / Books The new Literary Arts Fund will award a total of $7.7 million to 40 nonprofits across the United States. Jun 4, 2026 Materials at the May 14, 2026 kickoff event celebrating the Center for the Art of Translation's new permanent home in downtown San Francisco, set to open in 2027. (Tommy Lau) Three Bay Area nonprofits will receive grants from the newly created Literary Arts Fund as part of a national effort to champion literary culture.
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