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Editorial: More frontline workers need the shots
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While the COVID-19 vaccine rollout remains uneven in California, it's a relief that most people over the age of 65 can now make an appointment — that is if sites have the vaccine and are open.
However, as the state's plan progresses, it seems some groups, like hardware store employees and bus drivers, have been left out from Tier 1B, which is currently underway.
These essential workers stayed on the job throughout the pandemic, becoming lifelines to their communities. In the case of hardware store employees, they were crucial to helping everyone shelter in place safely by supplying repair parts, cleaning supplies, and PPE.Terry Asten Bennett, the general manager and one of the owners of Cliff's Variety in the Castro, is struggling to make.
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LGBTQ visibility
China censors 'Friends' LGBTQ+ storyline sparking fan outrage
On Friday, several entertainment platforms in China aired a censored version of the first season of beloved sitcom Friends. Fans were quick to notice that some scenes were cut out entirely from the original episodes and several edits were made that virtually erased LGBTQ+ plots. In the new version of the episodes, the scene where […]
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