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Exile in the Tenderloin: The quest for a future at San Francisco’s only Sudanese cafe [SF Chronicle]

Aref Elgaali behind the counter at his Z Zoul Cafe in the Tenderloin. Photo by Liz Halifa, The Chronicle The mural is the first thing you notice at... read more →

June 4, 2018

Tenderloin destination Hai Ky Mi Gia captures multiple immigrant identities [SF Chronicle]

From the SF Chronicle article by Brea Salim:But that is what makes Hai Ky Mi Gia so unique among the countless pho places in both the immediate neighborhood and the... read more →

May 14, 2018

Beyond the bean: Coffee importer’s conscience fuels Eggers’ adventure story [SF Chronicle]

David Eggers, acclaimed author and founder of 826 Valencia, which opened the Tenderloin Center in 2016, has released his latest book, The Monk of Mokha, which tells the harrowing story... read more →

February 7, 2018

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Posts Tagged: Immigrant story

Exile in the Tenderloin: The quest for a future at San Francisco’s only Sudanese cafe [SF Chronicle]

Tenderloin destination Hai Ky Mi Gia captures multiple immigrant identities [SF Chronicle]

Beyond the bean: Coffee importer’s conscience fuels Eggers’ adventure story [SF Chronicle]

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