Many of the targets of Sen. Bernie Sanders’ fiery viral speeches lie squarely in Silicon Valley, from the billionaires he wants taxed to the tech giants he wants to break up. Sanders will be in Silicon Valley March 4 for the only Northern California appearance scheduled to talk about his new book, "It's OK to be Angry About Capitalism," hosted by Kepler’s Literary Foundation at San Jose’s California Theatre.
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Read MorePriya Fielding-Singh is the author of "How the Other Half Eats: The Untold Story of Food and Inequality in America." The book is based on her research with 75 Bay Area families during her doctoral studies at Stanford University. (Photo courtesy of Vero Kherian) "How the Other Half Eats: The Untold Story of Food and Inequality in America" is one of the books I've been waiting for. Sociologist and author Priya Fielding-Singh ...
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Read MoreSteve Okamoto and Dianne Fukami present Q&A + screening of documentary "Tanforan: From Racetrack to Assembly Center"
Read More“Democracy is an act of will…” Kepler’s hosts the renowned international affairs expert (and Jeopardy champ) to discuss his new book Our Own Worst Enemy.
Read MoreFrom local fundraisers to international aid efforts—a running list of how and where to pitch in
Read MoreFacebook’s strategy has always been to “move fast and break things.” In a brand-new exposé, two veteran New York Times reporters examine what’s been broken.
Read MoreThe Palo Alto Art Center exhibition celebrates unknown heroes, unseen victims and the artists who bring them to life.
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