From the 1985 edition of the Tenderloin Times, a look back at the first 10 years following the end of the Vietnam War.

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Sara Colm is a former editor of the Tenderloin Times and Phnom Penh Post. She has served as a UN human rights officer and as ...

Students march in Chicago, Illinois. during Trump’s first administration. In his second term, protests have intensified across the United States among students and the general public, rolling out ...

The Tenderloin Times, a community newspaper in San Francisco, marked the 10th anniversary of the end of the Vietnam War with a package of stories. The Tenderloin then, as now, was home to thousands of ...

Unhoused residents of wealthy resort towns battle stigma for the right to sleep safely in their cars and continuous air ...

For years, the media image of anorexia was an emaciated white female. There's even an acronym: SWAG. But eating disorders don ...