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Julie Hughes

How did #CharlieKirk enjoy #SanFrancisco you ask? Not so much. But the #Punk rock scene there enjoyed his visit tremendously!

Local band #SurprisePrivilege drew fans and protesters away from a right-wing rally outside the university health center. “This song goes out to them,” singer Joey S. said, pointing to the Kirk supporters. “It’s called ‘Fuck You.’” #uspol #uspolitics

sfstandard.com/2025/05/06/char

The San Francisco Standard · ‘I’m trying to hear Charlie’: Punk show drowns out Charlie Kirk rally at SF State“This song goes out to them,” Surprise Privilege singer Joey S. said, pointing to the Charlie Kirk rally crowd. “It’s called ‘Fuck You.’”
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Paul Wermer, CC BY-NC-SA 4.0

#SanFrancisco Supervisors vote 9 - 2 to approve overtime funding for SFPD because #PublicSafety (even though SFPD overtime influenced by the timecard version of testilying) And SFPD Public Safety concerns don't seem to include traffic enforcement, even though hazardous driving killed more people than homicides last year. (Curious how the property damage and injuries compare)

#SFMTA slow walks traffic safety actions because ???? even though they have evidence from their own projects of specific actions that reduce collisions, injury and death.

I walk a lot - and I see near miss traffic incidents several times a week. I know what poses the biggest risks to me.

sfexaminer.com/news/politics/a

San Francisco ExaminerVision Zero, part two: Can SF streets be safe?New safety plan must account for new reality.
#VisionZero#SafeStreets#NTOR
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MikeDunnAuthor

Today in Labor History May 7, 1907: Bloody Tuesday occurred in San Francisco. The Street Car workers were among the most militant workers in the city and San Francisco, one of the strongest labor cities in the country. The mayor, Eugene Schmitz, and two city supervisors were from the Union Labor Party. San Francisco workers, particularly the streetcar union, had struck in five of the six years from 1902 to 1907. Capitalists were fed up with the power of the city’s unions and wanted to crush them once and for all. Led by Rudolph Spreckels (the sugar magnate), the bosses hired the Burns Detective agency to undermine the political establishment. They did this by exposing the corruption of the mayor and the board of supervisors. However, the violence started when scabs tried to run the streetcars, resulting in an exchange of gunfire between union men and scabs.

San Francisco police escort a scab streetcar to protect it from the violence during the strike. By Unknown author - Digital Archive@FoundSFhttp://www.foundsf.org/index.php?title=Bloody_Tuesday, Public Domain, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=74625145
#workingclass#LaborHistory#union
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Doctor M. Popular

Before I was a professional yo-yoer, I was a teenage magician. In my newest video, I finally bring those skills together! I created a couple of original #yoyo magic tricks and then showed them to a real magician at his secret #SanFrancisco theater. Watch it on Youtube: youtu.be/IWZsDZpI-oM
Or on Peertube spectra.video/w/kNNZJEoAKUKYeL #magic

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