Hello Readers:
Reopening public schools has become more complicated as Asian parents consider the risks of hate crimes – not only for their children, but for grandparents who often accompany children to school or to the bus stop.
In other news:
- One avid walker re-discovers the city during covid.
- Todd Berman captures an afternoon of art in real-time sketches
- The tracker shows Mission cases are still very much present.
- The docs at UCSF talk about the region, treatments and variants.
It’s spectacular outside – so get out for your own walk. And, don’t forget that your support is always needed.
Thank you!
— Lydia
Stories
Covid Tracker: 34,930 cases, 461 deaths
Average daily new cases have reached the October nadir as positivity rates and hospitalizations remain […]
The city beneath my feet
Walking the long hall of my flat, listening to YouTube comedians, only worked so long.
Trial and error led to the 5 a.m. daily walk.
Paseo Artístico, a lovely afternoon of art captured in real-time sketches
On the afternoon of Saturday, March 20, cultural arts organizations on 24th Street presented an online streaming version of their Paseo Artístico event, organized by Acción Latina, “Mujerx En Acción/Womxn Who Lead.”
Hate crimes add another dimension to what ‘safe’ means to Asian families weighing in-person learning
Many Asian families are hesitant to send their kids back to school for in-person learning.
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