San Francisco Bay Guardian Issue 47.42

2013·40.4 MB·English

by  San Francisco Bay Guardian

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THE SAN FRANCISCO BAY GUARDIAN | SFBG.COM | JULY 17 - 23, 2013 | VOL. 47, NO. 42 | FREE
Naked fun in the sun! Our 39th annual guide
to Northern California nude beaches tells you what’s up with
where to take it all off. By Gary Hanauer
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INTELLIGENCE
POLITICAL ALERTS
FRISKY FRINGE
WEDNESDAY 17
Get excited, fans of experimental theater:
the 22nd San Francisco Fringe Festival just PANEL: UPHOLDING THE PEOPLE’S
announced its programming for this year’s RIGHT TO KNOW
fest, due September 6-21 at the EXIT ILWU Local 34 Hall, 801 Second St,
SF. 7-9pm, free. It seems the phrase
Theatreplex, with performers from the Bay “whistleblower” is on everyone’s
Area and beyond. Amid the “158 perfor- lips these days, and upholding the
mances of more than 36 shows in 14 days” public’s right to know about govern-
ment policies and actions is critical.
there’s Volcano, dubbed both “a high- Closely related is the right of the press
tech light show” and an “electronic song to perform its job without fear of gov-
adventure;” the Kipling-inspired O Best ernment reprisal. Join panelists Larry
Bush, San Francisco political ethics
Beloved; and Under Plastic Stars, a twist and open-government activist and
on Peter Pan. And in the grand tradition of journalist; Peter Phillips, president,
Fringe Fest shows having the best, most Media Freedom Foundation/Project
Censored; Tracy Rosenberg, executive
intriguing titles, here’s just a few of the juic- director of Media Alliance and Josh
ier ones: Serving Bait to Rich People; Wolf, freelance videographer-journal-
The Rats in the Alley Go Bananas!; ist for this important discussion on
freedom of the press, government
and The Storyzilla Full Frontal Human transparency, and the freedom of
Movie. www.sffringe.org information.
FRIDAY 19
UPLIFTING SOL JUMPING THROUGH FORUM: THE RE-ENTRY PROCESS
AND THE BLACK COMMUNITY
IMMIGRATION HOOPS Rasselas Jazz Club, 1534 Fillmore,
A daylight moshpit broke out dur- SF. [email protected]. 6-8pm,
ing Thee Oh Sees’ set at the Phono free. Join an informational forum with
del Sol food and music festival this Ju Hong, of Asian Students cporomcmesusn, iatny de xhpoewr tist iomnp thacet rse t-heen tbrlya ck
weekend. For more Phono del Sol Promoting Immigrant Rights through community. The discussion will be
shots, see SFBG.com/Noise. Education, joined District 1 Sup. Eric led by Sheriff Ross Mirkarimi, Chief
Mar in completing an obstacle course Adult Probation Officer Wendy Stills,
PHOTO BY RYAN PRENDEVILLE and Public Defender Jeff Adachi’s
outside City Hall July 11. The SF Bay
Representative, Attorney Vilaska
Coalition for Immigrant Justice set JAZZIE COLLINS Nguyen. The discussion will focus on
it up as a metaphor for the maze-like the re-entry policy and procedure, as
PASSES AWAY well as its possible consequences,
path to citizenship proposed under
challenges and opportunities for the
the Senate’s immigration reform bill. black community.
Community advocate and coalition Dedicated trans rights and eco- SAN FRANCISCO LIVING WAGE
member Jen Low used a megaphone nomic equality activist Jazzie COALITION THIRD ANNUAL
AWARDS DINNER
to guide participants through the Collins passed away July 11 at
Janitors Local 87 Hall, 240 Golden
myriad steps, which included a deten- Kaiser Hospital, surrounded by Gate Avenue, SF. livingwage-sf.org,
tion center for those who faltered. friends, after an illness. She was [email protected]. 6:30pm,
Given requirements for maintaining 54. Collins had been honored in $35 in advance. Come out in support
of a community that is working to
continuous employment, a mini- the State Capitol in June as part improve economic conditions for all
mum income level, and other hoops of LGBT History Month, and was workers. Olga Miranda, president of
aspiring citizens would have to jump on the board of the Trans March, Janitors Local 87, will be presented
with the Labor Woman of the Year
through under the proposed 13-year among many other activities. Her Award, and the Labor Man of the Year
process, experts believe nearly half spirit and commitment will be Award goes to Mike Casey, presi-
would be forced out of the system missed. See SFBG.com/politics for dent of UNITE HERE Local 2 and
president of the San Francisco Labor
before obtaining citizenship, Low more on Jazzie. Council.
said. PHOTO BY DAVID ELLIOTT LEWIS SATURDAY 20
LABORFEST EVENT: KICK THE
POP MUZIK WHO’S MOST LIKELY TO MOVE HYBRID OF THE YEAR? HIGH RENT MONOPOLY GOODBYE
Musician’s Union Hall, 116 9th
OUT OF SAN FRANCISCO? St., SF. [email protected].
Music nerds are known for the ran- Holy snakes in a bottle: SF-based “beverage startup” W.G. Barr, 11am-3pm. Join a group of housing
dom factoids they revel in revealing whose home office is apparently an airstream trailer, has launched its rights advocates, renters, gamers
Based on a 2013 city survey results, parents of young kids are more likely and friends for prizes, fine music
to a rapt audience, and Noise Pop new T.W. Pitchers’ Snake Bite lager-cider hybrid, based on the popu- and food. Play monopoly by the old
to set sail over the next three years than non-parents, while “more recent
knows this well — so much so that lar British pub drink. Move over, mateveza? Not quite yet, but Snake rules and then a different set of rules
it’s now launching Musical Pursuit, residents, younger residents, and those facing challenges covering their Bite’s certainly sliding up our beverage scale. www.twpitchers.com designed to upend the housing market
basic expenses” are also more likely to split. The data also gives an up- for working people.
a new monthly event that blends
close look at where folks are having the toughest time making ends meet.
music nerdom and bar trivia.
Between 20 and 25 percent of survey respondents living in Districts 9, 10,
Teams will bask in music knowl-
and 11, the city’s southeastern neighborhoods, reported that they found it
edge, answering tough band-based
challenging to cover
trivia questions, and the winners
basic expenses.
will receive concert tickets, and
bar tabs. There’ll also be junk food
cooked up by local chef Wes Rowe
(known for his whimsical burger
creations). The first event takes
place July 23 at 1772 Market.
www.tinyurl.com/musicalpursuit
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editorials anger is a great Motivator. and progress is often Borne froM tragedy.
Trayvon Martin:
Can it happen here?
By Malia Cohen This is the exact tension that a
year ago led Mayor Lee to discuss
OPINION Like many others, I have implementing a version of New
been captivated by the proceed- York City’s controversial Stop and
ings in the Trayvon Martin case. Frisk Policy. Under this policy,
Personally, and as a member of each year police officers stop
the Board of Supervisors, it has hundreds of law abiding citizens,
inspired disappointment, outrage, the vast majority of which are
frustration, and more questions African American, Latino, and
about our criminal justice system young men on the suspicion that
than I have answers. But more than they may be engaging in illegal
anything else this case prompts me behavior. I was proud to join with
to ask: Can this happen here? many residents, faith leaders, and
However you feel about this even our Police Chief in outlining
particular case, we all like to think more productive ways that we can Trayvon: Guns escalate conflicts
that in San Francisco we are more interrupt violent behavior with-
advanced than the rest of the out instituting a policy based on
country, and in most ways we are. racial profiling.
From our Sanctuary City to our Thankfully, Stop and Frisk By london Breed own personal safety and the safety American community is, sadly,
community policing strategies, we was never implemented in San of our children. used to being profiled, used to
have always been conscious about Francisco, but the debate we had OPINION The tragedy of Trayvon We have to do something grieving the loss of our young
race in our criminal justice system about it demonstrated that we still Martin’s death is not merely the about the prevalence of guns in boys and men to gun violence,
and City policies. struggle with the role race plays loss of an innocent young boy’s life, our society. If not for the introduc- Trayvon’s case has opened the
The neighborhoods I repre- in our criminal justice system and nor the criminal justice system’s tion of a gun into the situation, eyes of others who are finally as
sent have 33 percent of the City’s crime in our neighborhoods. failure to provide justice, though Mr. Zimmerman likely would have outraged as we are. For the first
African American population, This verdict serves as a call to those are wounds we struggle to been beaten up—something he time, I feel that something has
more than any other area of our action for all of us that if we don’t bear. The tragedy is that these probably deserved—and that would changed. The outpouring of sup-
City, and we also have the highest want a similar tragedy to occur wounds are not unique. We have have been the end of it. His firearm port from non-African Americans
concentration of young people, here, we must continue to do what felt this pain before. Trayvon is but needlessly escalated the situation for Trayvon Martin and his family
nearly 23 percent. More than San Francisco has always done best one of thousands of young African far beyond where it needed to go. has given me hope that our cries
half of the individuals who are — lead the way. I will continue to American men who have lost their This case is a very real example for boys and men in our commu-
incarcerated in San Francisco are push our City to have open dia- lives to gun violence. And George of a nation that puts someone’s nity are finally being heard.
African American and last year logues about race in all of our pub- Zimmerman’s acquittal represents right to carry a handgun over Anger is a great motivator. And
District 10 had the City’s highest lic safety policies. I have spent the the dismissive attitude our country someone’s right to not be point- progress is often borne from trage-
number of youth on probation. last year and will continue to do seems to have about those lives. lessly murdered. Let me add my dy. I hope for the African American
Regardless of their ethnicity, everything possible to strengthen People from all walks of voice to the multitudes calling for community and for our country
residents of areas that experience our City’s regulations on gun con- life are angry about Trayvon’s greater firearm accountability. that this tragedy is more than just
public safety challenges have trol and work collaboratively with death and George Zimmerman’s And why did the situation a passing media spectacle. I hope
a heightened sense of aware- all of our communities to develop acquittal. Our anger in the face of that night begin in the first place? it’s the beginning of something
ness or tension about what goes real solutions to violence that are such tragedy is understandable. “Neighborhood Watch” means meaningful, a reevaluation of gun
on in their neighborhoods. rooted in protecting and support- I share it. But I also believe that “watch” and “report suspicious laws, of the violence young black
Unfortunately, sometimes seeing ing our neighborhoods instead of even in our darkest hours, there activity,” not “chase” or “pursue.” men face every day, and of the way
a young African American man racial profiling. 2 is hope. There is something to be What is so suspicious about walk- we empower our communities. 2
is a trigger. It is a trigger to walk learned here. ing, wearing a hoodie, and talking
faster, be more alert, notify neigh- Malia Cohen represents southeast Let this be the start of a greater on a cell phone? Nothing. Unless London Breed represents the Western
bors, or even call the police to San Francisco on the Board of debate on gun laws, racism, and you are black. Addition, Hayes Valley, and the
report suspicious behavior. Supervisors. our national climate of fear for our Although the African Haight on the Board of Supervisors.
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NEWS
LUNA ROSSA CHALLENGE, LEFT, OF ITALY, TRAILS EMIRATES TEAM NEW
ZEALAND, RIGHT, DURING THEIR AMERICA’S CUP CHALLENGER SERIES ON
JULY 13. EMIRATES TEAM NEW ZEALAND WON THE RACE.
AP PHOTO BY ERIC RISBERG
SH!T
KIWIS SCORE POINTS AS ORACLE REGROUPS
After a week of one-boat “races,” an argument
over rules, and an angry sponsor making waves
in international media, it would be easy to write
H@#PENED off the America’s Cup as the lamest party in town
(so lame, in fact, that the organizers have ceased
broadcasting the one-boat shows on YouTube).
But, it was a week of wins for Emirates Team
7.10-7.16.2013 New Zealand, most obviously the solid drub-
bing they delivered to Luna Rossa on Saturday
(7/13) during the first race at which two boats
actually showed.
A smart “hook” by ETNZ blocked Luna Rossa
GIRAUDO
from the start line and gave the Kiwis a five sec-
(AND ACTIVISTS) ond advantage that stretched to over five minutes
during the seven legs of the race. Unfortunately,
CLOSE CPMC DEAL that was the peak of the action as the gap
between the boats grew so great and Luna Rossa
officially earned a “did not finish” result for
The takeaway message from a July 11 exceeding the five minutes allowed to cross the
press conference held in the Mayor’s finish line after ETNZ. Overall, the match was
Office touting legislation authorizing almost as boring to watch as the single-boat
California Pacific Medical Center’s snoozefests of earlier in the week, however it did ahead. ETNZ is doing it now and will likely get back on the water. Spectators won’t see Oracle
construction of two new San show off the capabilities of the Kiwi crew, who better and better at it over the coming weeks as on the course until September 7, when the
Francisco hospitals was seemingly are clearly mastering foiling while jibing, a key they continue to race the course through the America’s Cup final matches commence, how-
this: Everyone hearts Lou Giraudo. move for maintaining high speeds downwind. multiple round robins of the Louis Vuitton Cup. ever there should be plenty of opportunities
A part owner of Boudin Bakery Which brings us to the other big win for Meanwhile, Oracle will have to return to to observe their practice sessions with a newly
and former president of the San the New Zealanders this week. On Thursday, the the drawing board and Ellison’s crew will need rule-compliant boat.
Francisco Police Commission, Giraudo international jury ruled in favor of ETNZ and to get out on the water and re-learn how to han- To that end, it’s worth noting that situating
was called in last year to help medi- Luna Rossa, who protested a new rule requiring dle their boat with a new rudder that complies the race close to land for the first time in the
ate a deal that seemed doomed when larger, symmetrical rudder elevators as a matter of with the Class Rule. Cup’s history, and with a short course completed
CPMC, city officials, and a coalition safety. The jury decided that allowing the larger Oracle has been tight-lipped on the sub- in multiple laps, was supposed to draw crowds
of labor and community organizations rudder elevators — which Oracle have been using ject, with just a brief statement from general to the shoreline and the television screen. Now
were unable to hash out an agreement on their boat since they relaunched in April after manager Grant Simmer on the jury’s decision. that I’ve seen the boats live and on television, I
that was acceptable to all sides. a pitch-pole in October destroyed their wing sail “We continue to support the Regatta Director have to admit that so far it’s still a pretty boring
Negotiations have been conten- — would violate the AC72 Class Rule that governs and we believe all teams have benefited from sport to watch. Standing near the start line at
tious over the past year due to early the design specifications of the boats. his review. We don’t have an issue complying Marina Green or the finish line at Piers 27/29
indications that CPMC would not They said regatta director Iain Murray with the Class Rule, and we will be ready to race may get you flashes of action and watching it on
guarantee that St. Luke’s, a health couldn’t change this rule without buy-in from under the rules affirmed by the Jury.” television is like watching a video game.
care facility relied upon by many all the competitors and that voluntary compli- However, they may have an issue playing The best of both worlds is to park as near
low-income San Franciscans, would ance of the other safety rules would appease the catch-up to the Kiwis, who have a lot on the as possible to the water and get your hands on
keep its doors open as a condition Coast Guard, which permitted the event based line. If they aren’t able to wrest the Auld Mug a portable marine VHF radio tuned to chan-
of moving forward with the new on the additional safety measures made after from Larry Ellison’s hands, it’s likely the New nel 20, which transmits the official America’s
Cathedral Hill facility, a centerpiece Andrew Simpson died. Zealand government won’t chip in for a future Cup broadcast. Then you can hear details on
of CPMC’s $2.5 billion project. The rudder elevators help stabilize the light- campaign — especially if high-tech, billion-dol- speed and tactics while actually seeing the most
Enter Giraudo, who was, accord- weight boats while foiling, or lifting off the sur- lar boats remain the name of the game. unforgettable part of this race — the boats jib-
ing to a not-so-subtle hint dropped face of the water to hit speeds of over 40 knots — The Kiwis have already chalked up four ing downwind, hitting freeway speeds while
by former Mayor Willie Brown in ETNZ saw 42.3 on the speedometer on Saturday points and will need to win just one more of foiling with spray flying and crewmembers
his San Francisco Chronicle column while Luna Rossa maxed out at 39.9 knots. The the next three bouts with Italy to advance bouncing from one hull to the other.
last year, “quietly brought in” by the crew that masters this move and can maintain to the Louis Vuitton Cup semifinals, during That’s still drawing gasps and cheers from
mayor’s office to fix the half-baked it over the course of a race will likely come out which the Swedish team, Artemis, should be the crowd. (Amanda Witherell)
mess that the CPMC deal had evi-
dently devolved into.
Sup. David Campos sang behalf of the Board, went so far as willing to go along with the health ing for quite some time ... to save St. vices to 30,000 charity care patients
Giraudo’s praises, saying, “I have to compare Giraudo to Batman. He care giant’s original terms. Lukes,” Campos said of the diverse and 5,400 Medi-Cal managed care
yet to meet a finer public servant,” even joked that he was going to Long before Giraudo’s involve- coalition of community and labor patients per year. CPMC will also
and calling Giraudo “a real hero shine a bat signal the next time a ment, a coalition of labor and com- leaders, who formed under the name contribute $36.5 million to the city’s
of mine.” negotiator was needed, in hopes that munity organizations waged a cam- San Franciscans for Healthcare, affordable housing fund, and it
Giraudo himself told the Giraudo would save the day. paign to rebuild CPMC “the right Housing, Jobs and Justice. “It kept will pay $4.1 million to replace the
Guardian that his strategy was “to Yet while Giraudo may have pro- way,” holding strong on the issue working for many years.” homes it displaces on Cathedral Hill.
de-politicize the process and get peo- vided the catalyst needed for a deal, of St. Lukes and refusing to agree Under the terms of the agree- While many advocates for San
ple to think about the community.” it was community advocates who to anything that would leave open ment that was ultimately agreed Francisco’s most vulnerable popu-
Board President David Chiu, ensured that the public at large ben- the possibility that the hospital, a upon, St. Luke’s will have a number lations heralded the deal, some
who worked closely with Campos efitted from the CPMC plan more critically important facility for low- of specified services to ensure it were disheartened that it did not
and Sup. Mark Farrell to negotiate than they would have otherwise income patients, would be shuttered. remains a full-service hospital, and dedicate space for psychiatric care.
with CPMC and other parties on — since the mayor’s office seemed “That coalition has been work- CPMC will commit to providing ser- (Rebecca Bowe)
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