Lawrence Ferlinghetti assembled two dozen literary figures and friends for a portrait at City Lights Bookstore in 1965. It captured the moment just before a cultural shift.
When “Pac-Man” came to San Francisco in 1982, Mayor Dianne Feinstein and the Board of Supervisors declared war against arcades. Their hysteria has aged poorly.
History tells a surprising story of wealth and politics. And Lurie could learn a lot from S.F. mayor George Christopher, who went through similar struggles