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Ccarlsson: changed over to newspaper project

2015-03-02T23:01:48Z

changed over to newspaper project

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	<div class="textRight"><span class="header">Neighborhood Newspapers of San Francisco</span>		<div class="textRight"><span class="header">Neighborhood Newspapers of San Francisco</span>
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Ccarlsson: changed over to newspaper project

2015-03-02T22:58:12Z

changed over to newspaper project

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	<div class="textRight"><span class="header">~~Bay Area Social Movements~~</span>		<div class="textRight"><span class="header">Neighborhood Newspapers of San Francisco</span>
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	~~Progressive social movements have had prominent and influential expression~~ in the ~~San Francisco Bay Area. From their beginnings~~ to ~~the many identities created within these movements, these legacies have deeply shaped the geography, culture, ecology,~~ and ~~politics of the Bay Area~~.		We identified several underutilized large collections of neighborhood history in the form of neighborhood newspapers—some now out of print—which we are working together with the Internet Archive to digitize and make available as historical resources.
	[[~~:Category:Bay Area Social Movements~~\|see more]]		[[Neighborhood Newspapers of San Francisco\|see more]]
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Ccarlsson at 22:49, 25 August 2014

2014-08-25T22:49:14Z

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	<div class="textRight"><span class="header">Bay Area Social Movements</span>		<div class="textRight"><span class="header">Bay Area Social Movements</span>
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	~~A number of national and transnational, progressive~~ social movements have had prominent and influential expression in the San Francisco Bay Area. ~~In this grouping of articles we examine the emergence of these movements;~~ the ~~cultural, racial, ethnic, and political~~ identities created within these movements~~; and how~~ these legacies have shaped the geography, culture, ecology, and politics of the Bay Area ~~as we live in it today~~.		Progressive social movements have had prominent and influential expression in the San Francisco Bay Area. From their beginnings to the many identities created within these movements, these legacies have deeply shaped the geography, culture, ecology, and politics of the Bay Area.
	[[Category:Bay Area Social Movements\|see more]]		[[:Category:Bay Area Social Movements\|see more]]
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Ccarlsson at 22:43, 25 August 2014

2014-08-25T22:43:47Z

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	<div class="textRight"><span class="header">~~Neighborhood Newspapers of San Francisco~~</span>		<div class="textRight"><span class="header">Bay Area Social Movements</span>
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	~~We identified several underutilized large collections~~ of ~~neighborhood history~~ in the ~~form~~ of ~~neighborhood newspapers—some now out~~ of ~~print—which we are working together with~~ the ~~[http://archive.org Internet Archive] to digitize~~ and ~~make available~~ as ~~historical resources~~. [[~~Neighborhood Newspapers of San Francisco~~\|see more]]		A number of national and transnational, progressive social movements have had prominent and influential expression in the San Francisco Bay Area. In this grouping of articles we examine the emergence of these movements; the cultural, racial, ethnic, and political identities created within these movements; and how these legacies have shaped the geography, culture, ecology, and politics of the Bay Area as we live in it today.
			[[Category:Bay Area Social Movements\|see more]]
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Ccarlsson at 04:53, 25 February 2014

2014-02-25T04:53:28Z

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	<div class="textRight"><span class="header">~~Moving Victorians in the Fillmore~~</span>		<div class="textRight"><span class="header">Neighborhood Newspapers of San Francisco</span>
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	~~Hundreds~~ of ~~Victorians were destroyed during redevelopment, but some were moved~~. [[~~Moving_Victorians_in_the_Fillmore~~\|see more]]		We identified several underutilized large collections of neighborhood history in the form of neighborhood newspapers—some now out of print—which we are working together with the [http://archive.org Internet Archive] to digitize and make available as historical resources. [[Neighborhood Newspapers of San Francisco\|see more]]
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Ccarlsson at 01:16, 16 June 2013

2013-06-16T01:16:50Z

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	<div class="textRight"><span class="header">~~The Mystery of Lake Dolores~~</span>		<div class="textRight"><span class="header">Moving Victorians in the Fillmore</span>
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	~~Find out if there ever was a freshwater lake in the Mission!~~ [[~~Unraveling the Mystery of Lake Dolores~~\|see more]]		Hundreds of Victorians were destroyed during redevelopment, but some were moved. [[Moving_Victorians_in_the_Fillmore\|see more]]
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Ccarlsson at 23:12, 13 August 2012

2012-08-13T23:12:01Z

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	<div class="textRight"><span class="header">~~Ten Years That Shook the City~~</span>		<div class="textRight"><span class="header">The Mystery of Lake Dolores</span>
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	~~Check~~ out ~~our online audio tour based on~~ the ~~new book "Ten Years That Shook the City: San Francisco 1968-78"~~ [[~~FSLN_in_the_Mission_Late_1970s~~\|see more]]		Find out if there ever was a freshwater lake in the Mission! [[Unraveling the Mystery of Lake Dolores\|see more]]
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Ccarlsson at 20:25, 20 May 2011

2011-05-20T20:25:34Z

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	<div class="textRight"><span class="header">~~SF Black History~~</span>		<div class="textRight"><span class="header">Ten Years That Shook the City</span>
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	~~Mary Ellen Pleasant, a freed slave, became known as~~ "~~Mammy" Pleasant and as a millionaire wielded much power among~~ the San Francisco ~~elite in the last half of the 19th Century. . .~~ [[~~Mary Ellen Pleasant~~\|see more]]		Check out our online audio tour based on the new book "Ten Years That Shook the City: San Francisco 1968-78" [[FSLN_in_the_Mission_Late_1970s\|see more]]
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Lisaruth: changed home page

2011-02-11T07:06:41Z

changed home page

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	<div class="textRight"><span class="header">~~John Ross~~</span>		<div class="textRight"><span class="header">SF Black History</span>
	~~'' (March 11, 1938 – January 17, 2011)''~~
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	~~FoundSF remembers~~ the San Francisco ~~activist, author, journalist, poet. He chronicles his community work with~~ the ~~Mission Tenants Union during~~ the ~~1960s in this piece written for Shaping San Francisco~~. . . [[~~Organizing the Mission District Before the MCO (1964-1968)~~\|see more]]		Mary Ellen Pleasant, a freed slave, became known as "Mammy" Pleasant and as a millionaire wielded much power among the San Francisco elite in the last half of the 19th Century. . . [[Mary Ellen Pleasant\|see more]]
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Texteradmin at 17:29, 19 January 2011

2011-01-19T17:29:20Z

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	<div class="textRight"><span class="header">~~The Howl Obscenity Trial~~ </span>		<div class="textRight"><span class="header">John Ross</span>
			'' (March 11, 1938 – January 17, 2011)''
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	~~Allen Ginsberg's ''Howl'' was written in~~ the ~~summer of 1955~~ in ~~an apartment at 1010 Montgomery Street. His first public reading~~. . . [[~~The Howl Obscenity Trial~~\|see more]]		FoundSF remembers the San Francisco activist, author, journalist, poet. He chronicles his community work with the Mission Tenants Union during the 1960s in this piece written for Shaping San Francisco. . . [[Organizing the Mission District Before the MCO (1964-1968)\|see more]]
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