Dozens of people rallied at the San Francisco Federal Building, protesting a two-year-old policy of turning away most migrants at the border during the pandemic without allowing them to request asylum. Rachel Myrow speaks to KQED's immigration editor Tyche Hendricks.

Dozens of people rallied at the San Francisco Federal Building, protesting a two-year-old policy of turning away most migrants at the border during the pandemic without allowing them to request asylum. Rachel Myrow speaks to KQED's immigration editor Tyche Hendricks.

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KQED serves the people of Northern California with a community-supported alternative to commercial media. We provide citizens with the knowledge they need to make informed decisions; convene community dialogue; bring the arts to everyone; and engage audiences to share their stories.

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San Francisco Protest Condemns Border Policy that Prevents Migrants from Seeking Asylum

The Los Angeles Unified board members who represent schools named for César Chávez are calling for their renaming.  LAist's Mariana Dale reports.

The Los Angeles Unified board members who represent schools named for C&eacute;sar Ch&aacute;vez are calling for their renaming. &nbsp;LAist's Mariana Dale reports.

LA Unified Board Members Call for Renaming of Schools Named for Cesar Chavez

California and other states are suing the Trump administration for repealing a foundational climate law used to set limits on greenhouse gas pollution. KQED’s Laura Klivans has more.

California and other states are suing the Trump administration for repealing a foundational climate law used to set limits on greenhouse gas pollution. KQED&rsquo;s Laura Klivans has more.

California Sues Trump Administration Over Climate Law 

San Francisco’s gayborhood, the Castro, is known around the world.  But the city was also once home to a lesbian cultural corridor that thrived in the city’s Mission District. A new historical exhibit in San Francisco tells the story of the lesbian-owned restaurants, printing presses and bookstores that offered a safe haven, in the face of discrimination.

KQED Arts editor Nastia Voynovskaya has more.

San Francisco&rsquo;s gayborhood, the Castro, is known around the world.&nbsp; But the city was also once home to a lesbian cultural corridor that thrived in the city&rsquo;s Mission District. A new historical exhibit in San Francisco tells the story of the lesbian-owned restaurants, printing presses and bookstores that offered a safe haven, in the face of discrimination.
KQED Arts editor Nastia Voynovskaya has more.

San Francisco Protest Condemns Border Policy that Prevents Migrants from Seeking Asylum

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