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Black Politics in San Francisco, Part 2
Margaret Kimberley, BAR Executive Editor and Senior Columnist
16 Sep 2022
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Black Agenda Radio · Black Politics in San Francisco, Part 2

Jemma Decristo is a community organizer in San Francisco, where a Black mayor, London Breed, continues neo-liberal and pro-police policies and where gentrification and displacement continue. She joins us from San Francisco for this second part of a two-part discussion. (Part 1)

San Francisco
Black San Francisco
London Breed
Willie Brown

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Black Politics in San Francisco, Part I
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Jemma Decristo is a community organizer in San Francisco, where a Black mayor and other officials enact policies against the unhoused and the poor

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