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New blog entry: The One About Scallion Pancakes
It's not really about food. It's about the time the Trader Joe's scallion pancakes made me cry and have an identity crisis, but not for the reasons you think.
It was really hard to write.
popagandhi.com/posts/the-one-aโฆ
#SanFrancisco #Racism #AAPI #Food #ChineseFood #Blog
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Cookie met Casper the Cockatoo (an Instagram celebrity bird)
I canโt even begin to tell you what a massive improvement it is for my mental health that there is now an Indonesian coffee shop near where I live in SF; that PLAYS LAGU GALAU (emo Indonesian music; one of my major music genres!)
It just opened, and.. hearing this music, and this language, around me in a place where I sometimes feel unmoored and far from home, is just a godsend.
EXCLUSIVE: Defense attorneys for the man accused of attacking former SF Fire Commissioner Don Carmignani say the person shown in this video bear spraying a homeless person in the face appears to be Carmignani.
The video, taken in November 2021, is part of a trove of new evidence that has come to light that may link Carmignani to a series of bear spray attacks on homeless people.
These new revelations may jeopardize the case against Carmignani's alleged assailant.
"I would say my client is acting in lawful self-defense," a defense attorney said.
Read the full story HERE: sfstandard.com/criminal-justicโฆ
#SFBA #SanFrancisco #Crime #Homelessness
Video: Beaten Ex-Fire Official Accused of Bear Spray Attacks on Homeless
Prosecutors flip-flopped on dropping charges against the homeless man accused of striking Carmignani with a metal pipe in light of โnew evidence.โMichael Barba (The San Francisco Standard)
In San Francisco Autonomous Cars Assist 24/7 'round the clock Surveillance
#SurveillanceCapitalism #privacy #News #SmartCity #IoT #California #InternetOfThings #SanFrancisco
theregister.com/2022/05/16/in_โฆ
San Francisco police use driverless cars for surveillance
Plus: Tech giants commit $30m to open-source security, miscreants breach DEA portal, and US signs cybercrime treatyJessica Lyons Hardcastle (The Register)