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By Donna Sachet–
As we write this issue’s column, the
San Francisco Bay Times joins the list of Legacy Businesses in San Francisco. Nominated by Supervisor
Rafael Mandelman, the
San Francisco Bay Times was determined by the Small Business Commission to meet qualifications of having “made a significant impact on the history or culture of their neighborhood.” According to the city website, “preserving our longstanding businesses is critical to maintaining that which makes San Francisco a special place.” So, kudos and congratulations to the
Bay Times!
The first ever virtual San Francisco Imperial Coronation on April 24 exceeded all expectations, protecting its 55 years of important traditions and pageantry, while opening the event up to a much larger audience. It began with beautifully produced videos of performances of the National Anthems of Mexico, Canada, and the United States, the three nations that have active chapters of the International Court System of whi
The Duchess of Sussex spoke with teenage girls as she encouraged the “young activists” to share the challenges their generation faced in order for their voices to be heard.
Meghan hosted a virtual roundtable with a group of 13 to 18-year-olds – primarily girls of colour – who are part of the US non-profit organisation Girls Inc.
The duchess, joined by the leaders of Girls Inc and The National Women’s Law Centre, which advocates women’s legal rights, spoke of “everyday struggles during Covid-19”, including mental health, racism and “identity loss and isolation”.
A post on the Archewell website – the foundation set up by the Sussexes – said the roundtable gave the young women a platform to “help define a path forward and continue making an impact”.
Meghan Markle has told teenage girls to challenge injustice during a virtual chat.
The Duchess of Sussex held an online roundtable with 13 to 18-year-olds – primarily girls of colour – and spoke of everyday struggles during Covid-19 .
Meghan said these included mental health, racism and identity loss and isolation .
The duchess - joined by the leaders of Girls Inc and The National Women s Law Centre, which advocates women s legal rights - urged the young activists to share the challenges their generation faced in order for their voices to be heard.
The group all have ambitions of being medical professionals, senators, and presidents, a post on the Archewell website – the foundation set up by the Sussexes – read.