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Urban Design Critic John King on the Structures That Define San Francisco
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Cherokee Nation

As the next part of its series of check ins with local leaders on the COVID-19 vaccine rollout, The Takeaway speaks with Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. Many tribal communities have been hit disproportionately hard by the coronavirus and distributing the vaccine to tribes in rural areas presents a series of logistical challenges. On top of that, the history of discriminatory health policies towards Native people has led to a degree of skepticism around the vaccine among Native communities. Chief Hoskin talks about vaccine distribution for his tribe and reflects on the losses that the Cherokee Nation has experienced during the pandemic.see more
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Cherokee Nation

As the next part of its series of check ins with local leaders on the COVID-19 vaccine rollout, The Takeaway speaks with Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. Many tribal communities have been hit disproportionately hard by the coronavirus and distributing the vaccine to tribes in rural areas presents a series of logistical challenges. On top of that, the history of discriminatory health policies towards Native people has led to a degree of skepticism around the vaccine among Native communities. Chief Hoskin talks about vaccine distribution for his tribe and reflects on the losses that the Cherokee Nation has experienced during the pandemic.see more
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Urban Design Critic John King on the Structures That Define San Francisco

Michael Krasny
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In "Cityscapes 2," San Francisco Chronicle urban design critic John King highlights 50 notable structures, from the famous Golden Gate Bridge to lesser-known structures like a Powell Street corner cigar store. He'll join us to discuss his favorites and what they say about the City by the Bay. And we want to hear from you. What's your favorite Bay Area building or structure?

Buildings Featured in "Cityscapes 2"

573 South Van Ness Avenue

 

Guests:

John King, urban design critic, San Francisco Chronicle

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Marquard’s Little Cigar Store, 201 O’Farrell Street

 

Holy Virgin Cathedral, 6210 Geary Boulevard

 

255 Hyde Street

 

PG & E Embarcadero Substation, Folsom and Fremont