Marin’s Newsletter
Marin County ConfidentialAn investigative approach to Marin County history and politics
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Amaleki-mania! Rabbi Steinberg Invokes “Amalek” In Advance of State Senator McGuire’s Visit to Wexner-Linked Kol Shofar to Discuss (Even More) “Antisemitism” Legislation
Announcement of the March 19 “Conversation on Antisemitism Legislation” issued by Kol Shofar’s Instagram account.
Tom Steyer And The Newest Graveyard of Empires: As Israel Drags a Willing Trump Admin Into A New Land War in Asia, a Billionaire Candidate for Governor Joins in a Gang Beatdown of BDS
Võ Thị Thắng’s prescient “Smile of Victory”: “Will your government last long enough to imprison me for 20 years?” she asked.
Picture Day: Snapshots from the San Francisco Redevelopment Agency Files at SFPL's San Francisco History Center
All snapshots in this newsletter were taken with permission from the San Francisco Public Library’s San Francisco History Center, from their “San Francisco Redevelopment Agency” files.
In the Days Running Up to Israel’s Unprovoked Attack on Iran, Mayor Lurie and SF DSA Provided the Time-Tested Distraction of Yet Another “Antisemitic” Incident, Reflecting an Ongoing Double Standard
A screenshot of James Baldwin’s 1963 documentary “Take This Hammer” about Black San Francisco in the era of Meyer Justin Herman’s accelerated “Urban Renewal/Negro Removal”. As with other blatant acts of violence against non-white population...
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