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Bay Area political events: 'How to Make a Slave,' documentary on Angela Davis Chronicle staff report FacebookTwitterEmail Upcoming political events in the Bay Area. Events take place online unless otherwise noted: THURSDAY ‘How to Make a Slave’ : Jerald Walker on his new book about being a Black man in America, “How to Make a Slave and Other Essays.” Hosted by KPFA-FM. 7 p.m. More information is here. FRIDAY Rep. Jared Huffman: North Bay Democrat hosts town hall meeting on COVID-19 vaccinations, with Dr. Robert Rodriguez, a member of the Biden transition COVID-19 advisory board; Dr. S...

Bay Area political events: Insurrection analyses, inauguration watch party Chronicle staff report FacebookTwitterEmail Upcoming political events in the Bay Area. Events take place online unless otherwise noted: TUESDAY Insurrection: Former Barack Obama communications director Dan Pfeifer on the pro-Trump insurrection and how it’s changed the country. Hosted by Manny’s. Noon. More information is here. Climate change: The future of climate change action and politics under the Joe Biden administration, with Michael Mann, director, Earth System Science Center at Pennsylvania State University,...

Bay Area political events: History education, QAnon Chronicle staff report FacebookTwitterEmail Upcoming political events in the Bay Area. Events take place online unless otherwise noted: WEDNESDAY History education: The future of American history education and how the Trump presidency will affect it. Panelists include Harvard University history Professors Jane Kamensky and Jonathan Trumbull; American Enterprise Institute fellow Ian Rowe; Michelle Herczog, history-social science coordinator for the Los Angeles County Office of Education; and moderator Yoni Applebaum, senior editor of the Atla...

This hour on Radio Boston, we revisit some of our favorite conversations on one theme: charity. The pandemic has disrupted our economy, and left millions of Americans without work. Many are struggling to put food on the table for themselves and their families. Even in good economic times, budgets can be tight and so many of our neighbors go without. We revisit a conversation with Vicky Negus, a policy advocate with the Massachusetts Law Reform Institute, and Shannon Yaremchak, who once relied on SNAP to feed her family, about food assistance. Boston has a long history with charity, going all...