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San Francisco Pride Goes Virtual Because of Pandemic

05.27.2020
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By Mel Baker

Every year, San Francisco Pride events bring hundreds of thousands of people to the city during the last week of June to commemorate the Stonewall Riots in New York City, which kicked off the modern LGBTQ movement. This year was expected to be larger than ever, marking the 50th anniversary of San Francisco’s first march, but the COVID-19 pandemic forced its abrupt cancellation on April 14, 2020.
 

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Nonprofits Retool to Serve Refugees Struggling During COVID-19 Shutdown

04.08.2020
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By Leslie Santibanez-Molina, Reporter

Refugees who arrived in the Bay Area around the time shelter-in-place orders were issued, as well as those who have been here for an extended period, are struggling to stay afloat, organizations who serve them said.

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