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Editor’s notE

january 17, 2019 | Vol. 30, issuE 40

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27 Dylan Svoboda, Bev Sykes, Graham Womack

Our Mission: To publish great newspapers that are successful and enduring. To create a quality work environment that encourages employees to grow professionally while respecting personal welfare. To have a positive impact on our communities and make them better places to live. Editor Foon Rhee News Editor Raheem F. Hosseini Managing Editor Mozes Zarate Staff Reporter Scott Thomas Anderson Copy Editor Steph Rodriguez Calendar Editor Maxfield Morris Contributing Editor Rachel Leibrock Editorial Assistant Rachel Mayfield Contributors Daniel Barnes, Ngaio Bealum, Amy Bee, Rob Brezsny, Aaron Carnes, Jim Carnes, Joey Garcia, Kate Gonzales, Becky Grunewald, Howard Hardee, Ashley Hayes-Stone, Jim Lane, Ken Magri, James Raia, Patti Roberts, Shoka, Stephanie Stiavetti,

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04 STREETALK 05 LETTERS 06 nEwS 13 gREEnLighT 14 fEATuRE 22 ARTS + CuLTuRE 24 diSh 26 STAgE 27 fiLm 28 muSiC 29 CALEndAR 35 CApiTAL CAnnAbiS guidE 40 ASK joEy 43 15 minuTES CovER dESign by SARAh hAnSEL

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Men and #MeToo This week, SN&R presents The Women’s Issue, which asks some hard questions about what lies ahead for the Women’s March and the #MeToo movement. Here’s another difficult question: What’s the right role for men? Actor Idris Elba was asked if it’s difficult to be a man in Hollywood in these days of reckoning. “It’s only difficult if you’re a man with something to hide,” he replied in December. The fact this got so much attention tells you a lot. When GQ and Glamour did a poll last year, a stunning 41 percent of men surveyed said they had never heard of the #MeToo movement, and only 31 percent said they had discussed it with a female friend. Obviously, too many men are still clueless and need to get informed. Mansplaining the #MeToo movement would be the worst. Thank goodness that my parents brought me up to be a gentleman, and that I learned well before I became a supervisor—and well before Harvey Weinstein—that office relationships are almost always a bad idea. I’m sticking to some simple rules: Treat women—everyone, actually— with respect. Support this movement and advocate for gender equality. Otherwise, do what too many women were told for far too long: Be seen and not heard.

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