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Toshio Meronek

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Vanguard youth use brooms to sweep the Tenderloin, physically and metaphorically.
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All Trash is Before the Broom | them.

The Nation

The invisible punishment of prisoners with disabilities | The Nation

Firepeople run in different directions as a blaze at 22nd and Mission Streets in the Mission District engulfs a building.
Al Jazeera

Hot rental market sparks suspicions of landlord arson in San Francisco | Al Jazeera

CCTV footage of New Jersey Four.
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Be Killed or Be Caged? | The Advocate

Delbert Wakinekona stands on a beach with the ocean behind him.
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Islands in the Sand | Hyphen

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tmeronekMarch 31, 2016February 3, 2020
Aunt Charlie's Bar in San Francisco
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Last Exit | San Francisco Magazine

tmeronekMarch 31, 2016June 29, 2019
Vice

San Francisco Creates the World’s First Transgender Cultural District | Vice

tmeronekMarch 31, 2016June 29, 2019
A nursing home scene...
Truthout

Disability Advocates, Nursing Home Industry Battle for Health Care Dollars for Aging, Disabled | Truthout

tmeronekMarch 31, 2016June 29, 2019


Toshio Meronek is a San Francisco-based author whose essays feature in The Advocate, them., VICE, and The Nation. He writes on LGBTQIA culture for Truthout, and his work appears in several anthologies, including Captive Genders: Trans Embodiment and the Prison Industrial Complex (2015) and Trap Door: Trans Cultural Production and the Politics of Visibility (2017). Toshio previously co-edited The Abolitionist, a publication focused on ending the prison industrial complex.

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