Topic: San Francisco Chronicle

Opinion Cleveland's Charles Ramsey: hero, or black stereotype?
What's behind the media and popular fascination with Charles Ramsey – the man who helped rescue three women held captive in the Cleveland home of Ariel Castro? It appears to be less because of his heroism than it is from amusement over a certain stereotype of a black man.
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The Interestings
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Opinion This is my black history
Baseball Hall of Fame: Judgement day for Bonds, Clemens, and Sosa
New UC logo: Marketing blunder? Or is storm of criticism overblown?
'Crossing to Safety': Wallace Stegner's poignant classic turns 25
Horizons Wii U, Nintendo's long-awaited successor to the Wii, hits stores on Sunday
Nike drops Lance Armstrong. Is his net worth in jeopardy? (+video)
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L.A. earthquake: Blasé Angelinos snooze through temblor
Between the Lines
Subversives
Decoder Wire Bill Clinton says Romney win would be 'calamitous.' Why the harsh turn? (+video)
A Sense of Direction
Farther Away
Change Agent Actor-activist Sean Penn says he's in Haiti for the long haul
Gunman arrested in fatal shooting at Christian college in Oakland
Mitt Romney's top 5 attacks on President Obama
Obama: No 'silver bullet' for gas price pain. GOP says drill more.
Did $98.5 billion high-speed rail project just hit a wall in California?
Why would anyone steal Banana Sam, beloved San Francisco monkey?

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