THE OBAMA CRAZE: COUNT ME OUT
first published in BeyondChron.org, February 27, 2008; reprinted CounterPunch.org, February 29, 2008 THE OBAMA CRAZE: COUNT ME OUT by Matt Gonzalez Part of me shares the enthusiasm for Barack Obama. After all, how could someone calling themself a progressive not
THE OBAMA CRAZE: COUNT ME OUT
first published in BeyondChron.org, February 27, 2008; reprinted CounterPunch.org, February 29, 2008 THE OBAMA CRAZE: COUNT ME OUT by Matt Gonzalez Part of me shares the enthusiasm for Barack Obama. After all, how could someone calling themself a progressive not
DEBIT CARD PROGRAM
first published in BeyondChron.org, February 14, 2007 THE MAKING OF A DEBIT CARD MONOPOLY by Matt Gonzalez SAN FRANCISCO’S TAXI PARATRANSIT program has long been a blessing for our disabled citizens. Since 1979—more than a decade before the federal ADA
DEBIT CARD PROGRAM
first published in BeyondChron.org, February 14, 2007 THE MAKING OF A DEBIT CARD MONOPOLY by Matt Gonzalez SAN FRANCISCO’S TAXI PARATRANSIT program has long been a blessing for our disabled citizens. Since 1979—more than a decade before the federal ADA
WILL OF THE VOTERS
first published in BeyondChron.org, May 19, 2006 Two women cycling in Golden Gate Park, 1930s INVOKING THE “WILL OF THE VOTERS” BUT ONLY IF CONVENIENT by Matt Gonzalez SIX YEARS AGO SAN FRANCISCO voters went to the polls to decide
WILL OF THE VOTERS
first published in BeyondChron.org, May 19, 2006 Two women cycling in Golden Gate Park, 1930s INVOKING THE “WILL OF THE VOTERS” BUT ONLY IF CONVENIENT by Matt Gonzalez SIX YEARS AGO SAN FRANCISCO voters went to the polls to decide
FREE SPEECH & THE RIGHT TO SPEAK ANONYMOUSLY
first published in the Davis Enterprise, May 14, 2006 Whitney Leigh THE RIGHT TO SPEAK ANONYMOUSLY IS A CORNERSTONE OF OUR DEMOCRACY by G. Whitney Leigh & Matt Gonzalez DAVIS ENTERPRISE COLUMNIST Bob Dunning recently published a polemic against CAROLE’s
FREE SPEECH & THE RIGHT TO SPEAK ANONYMOUSLY
first published in the Davis Enterprise, May 14, 2006 Whitney Leigh THE RIGHT TO SPEAK ANONYMOUSLY IS A CORNERSTONE OF OUR DEMOCRACY by G. Whitney Leigh & Matt Gonzalez DAVIS ENTERPRISE COLUMNIST Bob Dunning recently published a polemic against CAROLE’s
STANLEY TOOKIE WILLIAMS, THE DEATH PENALTY
first published in Mesh Magazine #12, November/December 2005 Stanley “Tookie” Williams, photographer unknown SPARING THE CRIPS FOUNDER by Matt Gonzalez IN 1974 STANLEY “TOOKIE” “WILLIAMS encountered a body builder named Arnold Schwarzenegger outside a Gold’s Gym in Venice Beach who
STANLEY TOOKIE WILLIAMS, THE DEATH PENALTY
first published in Mesh Magazine #12, November/December 2005 Stanley “Tookie” Williams, photographer unknown SPARING THE CRIPS FOUNDER by Matt Gonzalez IN 1974 STANLEY “TOOKIE” “WILLIAMS encountered a body builder named Arnold Schwarzenegger outside a Gold’s Gym in Venice Beach who
INSTANT RUNOFF VOTING
first published in the North Bay Progressive Journal, November 2005 Mary Robinson, first female president of Ireland, elected using Instant Runoff Voting (she finished second in the first round of balloting with 38% of the vote, then overtook her opponents
INSTANT RUNOFF VOTING
first published in the North Bay Progressive Journal, November 2005 Mary Robinson, first female president of Ireland, elected using Instant Runoff Voting (she finished second in the first round of balloting with 38% of the vote, then overtook her opponents
FELIX MACNEE, PAINTER
first published in San Francisco Frontlines, October 2005 Felix Macnee in repose. FELIX MACNEE by Matt Gonzalez FELIX MACNEE’S RECENT PAINTINGS and drawings evoke a dual world, where fantastic creatures and morbid portraits squirm uneasily in a conceptual, abstract visual
FELIX MACNEE, PAINTER
first published in San Francisco Frontlines, October 2005 Felix Macnee in repose. FELIX MACNEE by Matt Gonzalez FELIX MACNEE’S RECENT PAINTINGS and drawings evoke a dual world, where fantastic creatures and morbid portraits squirm uneasily in a conceptual, abstract visual
ARLENE ACKERMAN
first published in San Francisco Frontlines, October 2005 A detail of a sculpture by Sargent Johnson at George Washington H.S., San Francisco DEBUNKING ACKERMAN’S NUMBERS by Matt Gonzalez A FEW DAYS BEFORE HER September 6, 2005 public announcement that she
ARLENE ACKERMAN
first published in San Francisco Frontlines, October 2005 A detail of a sculpture by Sargent Johnson at George Washington H.S., San Francisco DEBUNKING ACKERMAN’S NUMBERS by Matt Gonzalez A FEW DAYS BEFORE HER September 6, 2005 public announcement that she
ALLEN GINSBERG
first published in Mesh Magazine #11, September/October 2005 HOWL! by Matt Gonzalez OCTOBER 7TH OF THIS YEAR marks the 50th anniversary of the first public reading of perhaps the most enduring poem of the 20th century. In 1955, Kenneth Rexroth
ALLEN GINSBERG
first published in Mesh Magazine #11, September/October 2005 HOWL! by Matt Gonzalez OCTOBER 7TH OF THIS YEAR marks the 50th anniversary of the first public reading of perhaps the most enduring poem of the 20th century. In 1955, Kenneth Rexroth
CORPUS DELICTI RULE
first published in Mesh Magazine #10, July/August 2005 Rex, SF Chronicle photograph by Deanne Fitzmaurice WHERE IS THE BODY? UNDERSTANDING THE CORPUS DELICTI RULE by Matt Gonzalez SAN FRANCISCANS REACTED WITH shock over the death of Nicholas Faibish, a 12-year-old
CORPUS DELICTI RULE
first published in Mesh Magazine #10, July/August 2005 Rex, SF Chronicle photograph by Deanne Fitzmaurice WHERE IS THE BODY? UNDERSTANDING THE CORPUS DELICTI RULE by Matt Gonzalez SAN FRANCISCANS REACTED WITH shock over the death of Nicholas Faibish, a 12-year-old
GERARDO SANDOVAL vs DON FISHER
first published in San Francisco Bay View Newspaper, June 29, 2005 Gerardo Sandoval A NEW ERA IN SAN FRANCISCO POLITICS? by Matt Gonzalez SAN FRANCISCO POLITICS GENERALLY has avoided the nasty mudslinging that political contests in other major cities often
GERARDO SANDOVAL vs DON FISHER
first published in San Francisco Bay View Newspaper, June 29, 2005 Gerardo Sandoval A NEW ERA IN SAN FRANCISCO POLITICS? by Matt Gonzalez SAN FRANCISCO POLITICS GENERALLY has avoided the nasty mudslinging that political contests in other major cities often
DEPLETED URANIUM
first published in Mesh Magazine #9, May/June 2005 EXISTENTIAL WARFARE: OVERWHELMING OUR OPPONENTS BY KILLING OURSELVES by Matt Gonzalez DEPLETED URANIUM (DU) IS A HIGHLY dense material (2.5 times denser than iron and 1.7 times denser than lead) that, if
DEPLETED URANIUM
first published in Mesh Magazine #9, May/June 2005 EXISTENTIAL WARFARE: OVERWHELMING OUR OPPONENTS BY KILLING OURSELVES by Matt Gonzalez DEPLETED URANIUM (DU) IS A HIGHLY dense material (2.5 times denser than iron and 1.7 times denser than lead) that, if
MARLA RUZICKA 1977-2005
first published online at SFBG.com, April 19, 2005 REMEMBERING MARLA RUZICKA 1977-2005 by Matt Gonzalez ON APRIL 16, WHILE TRAVELLING on a dangerous airport road in Baghdad, Marla Ruzicka was killed in a car bombing. She was the founder of
MARLA RUZICKA 1977-2005
first published online at SFBG.com, April 19, 2005 REMEMBERING MARLA RUZICKA 1977-2005 by Matt Gonzalez ON APRIL 16, WHILE TRAVELLING on a dangerous airport road in Baghdad, Marla Ruzicka was killed in a car bombing. She was the founder of
THREE STRIKES LAW
first published in the San Francisco Bay Guardian, March 14, 2005 FREE SANTOS REYES! by Matt Gonzalez IN 1994, THE VOTERS AND STATE Legislature both adopted the “Three Strikes” law in California. Fueled by the abduction and murder of 12
THREE STRIKES LAW
first published in the San Francisco Bay Guardian, March 14, 2005 FREE SANTOS REYES! by Matt Gonzalez IN 1994, THE VOTERS AND STATE Legislature both adopted the “Three Strikes” law in California. Fueled by the abduction and murder of 12
BASEBALL & STEROIDS
first published in Golden Gate [X]press, March 3, 2005 Roger Maris, New York Yankee right fielder STEALING BASES: IS BASEBALL FAIR WITH STEROIDS? by Matt Gonzalez IN 1998 ROGER MARIS’ ICONIC 61 home run record was finally conquered. Mark McGwire
BASEBALL & STEROIDS
first published in Golden Gate [X]press, March 3, 2005 Roger Maris, New York Yankee right fielder STEALING BASES: IS BASEBALL FAIR WITH STEROIDS? by Matt Gonzalez IN 1998 ROGER MARIS’ ICONIC 61 home run record was finally conquered. Mark McGwire
HOMELESS COUNT IN SAN FRANCISCO
first published in the San Francisco Bay View, February 23, 2005; reprinted in New California Media, March 3, 2005 Homeless encampment in Golden Gate Park, SF Chronicle photograph by Paul Chinn GREEN & RED APPLES: THE 2,392 DISAPPEARED HOMELESS IN
HOMELESS COUNT IN SAN FRANCISCO
first published in the San Francisco Bay View, February 23, 2005; reprinted in New California Media, March 3, 2005 Homeless encampment in Golden Gate Park, SF Chronicle photograph by Paul Chinn GREEN & RED APPLES: THE 2,392 DISAPPEARED HOMELESS IN
BARBARA BOXER
first published in Mesh Magazine #8, February/March 2005 Sen. Barbara Boxer, SF Chronicle photograph by Paul Chinn BOXER’S REBELLION: UNDERSTANDING SELF-PRESERVATION POLITICS by Matt Gonzalez THE PROGRESSIVE COMMUNITY RECENTLY applauded Senator Barbara Boxer for the pointed questions she directed to
BARBARA BOXER
first published in Mesh Magazine #8, February/March 2005 Sen. Barbara Boxer, SF Chronicle photograph by Paul Chinn BOXER’S REBELLION: UNDERSTANDING SELF-PRESERVATION POLITICS by Matt Gonzalez THE PROGRESSIVE COMMUNITY RECENTLY applauded Senator Barbara Boxer for the pointed questions she directed to
CONVINCING GREENS TO VOTE FOR JOHN KERRY
first published in Mesh Magazine #7, November/December/January 2005; reprinted in San Francisco Call, November 16, 2004 IGNORING TIRED PLEAS by Matt Gonzalez Democrats succeeded in getting Greens and Independents to vote for John Kerry, but will we be asked to
CONVINCING GREENS TO VOTE FOR JOHN KERRY
first published in Mesh Magazine #7, November/December/January 2005; reprinted in San Francisco Call, November 16, 2004 IGNORING TIRED PLEAS by Matt Gonzalez Democrats succeeded in getting Greens and Independents to vote for John Kerry, but will we be asked to
NONCITIZEN VOTING
first published in the San Francisco Chronicle, July 20, 2004 Immigrant rights march Los Angeles, California, March 25, 2006 GIVING NONCITIZENS ACCESS TO THE VOTING BOOTH by Matt Gonzalez AMERICAN PATRIOTS WHO TOSSED tea into Boston’s harbor in 1773 had
NONCITIZEN VOTING
first published in the San Francisco Chronicle, July 20, 2004 Immigrant rights march Los Angeles, California, March 25, 2006 GIVING NONCITIZENS ACCESS TO THE VOTING BOOTH by Matt Gonzalez AMERICAN PATRIOTS WHO TOSSED tea into Boston’s harbor in 1773 had
WHY VOTE FOR RALPH NADER?
first published in the San Francisco Examiner, July 15, 2004; reprinted in Anderson Valley Advertiser, July 21, 2004; reprinted in Independent Politics, The Green Strategy Debate (Chicago: Haymarket Books, 2006) ed. Howie Hawkins Peter Camejo, Matt Gonzalez & Ralph Nader,
WHY VOTE FOR RALPH NADER?
first published in the San Francisco Examiner, July 15, 2004; reprinted in Anderson Valley Advertiser, July 21, 2004; reprinted in Independent Politics, The Green Strategy Debate (Chicago: Haymarket Books, 2006) ed. Howie Hawkins Peter Camejo, Matt Gonzalez & Ralph Nader,
NAMING RIGHTS
first published in Mesh Magazine #5, June/July 2004 Candlestick Park ARE YOU READY FOR BECHTEL PARK? How about Halliburton Stadium, or Monsanto Field? by Matt Gonzalez ONE OF THE MORE IRRITATING governmental practices to emerge in the late 20th Century
NAMING RIGHTS
first published in Mesh Magazine #5, June/July 2004 Candlestick Park ARE YOU READY FOR BECHTEL PARK? How about Halliburton Stadium, or Monsanto Field? by Matt Gonzalez ONE OF THE MORE IRRITATING governmental practices to emerge in the late 20th Century
RAVEN LECTURE, UC BOALT LAW SCHOOL
first published in the Berkeley La Raza Law Journal, Vol 16, Number 2 (2005) Excerpt of Benjamin Cardozo quotation on the wall at Boalt Hall, UC Berkeley. THE AMERICAN CITY: A TOOL FOR PROGRESSIVE CHANGE IN THE 21ST CENTURY by
RAVEN LECTURE, UC BOALT LAW SCHOOL
first published in the Berkeley La Raza Law Journal, Vol 16, Number 2 (2005) Excerpt of Benjamin Cardozo quotation on the wall at Boalt Hall, UC Berkeley. THE AMERICAN CITY: A TOOL FOR PROGRESSIVE CHANGE IN THE 21ST CENTURY by
CHAIN STORES
first published in Mesh Magazine #4, April/May 2004 REINING IN THE CHAINS by Matt Gonzalez WE’RE ALL PRETTY USED TO IT by now. A chain store moves into a neighborhood commercial district and starts to sell its product. In some
CHAIN STORES
first published in Mesh Magazine #4, April/May 2004 REINING IN THE CHAINS by Matt Gonzalez WE’RE ALL PRETTY USED TO IT by now. A chain store moves into a neighborhood commercial district and starts to sell its product. In some
ELECTION REFORM
first published in Mesh Magazine #3, February/March 2004 Howard Phillips, Constitution Party presidential candidate in 2000, who finished 7th in Florida with 1,378 votes, more than twice the number separating George Bush and Al Gore. UNTIL WHEN? by Matt Gonzalez
ELECTION REFORM
first published in Mesh Magazine #3, February/March 2004 Howard Phillips, Constitution Party presidential candidate in 2000, who finished 7th in Florida with 1,378 votes, more than twice the number separating George Bush and Al Gore. UNTIL WHEN? by Matt Gonzalez
CONCESSION SPEECH, 2003 SF MAYOR’S RACE
first published in the San Francisco Call, May 10, 2005 FOR THE HISTORICAL RECORD CONCESSION SPEECH by Matt Gonzalez San Francisco Mayor’s Race, December 9, 2003 THANK YOU VERY MUCH. [crowd noise, applause] Thank you very much. You’ve been a
CONCESSION SPEECH, 2003 SF MAYOR’S RACE
first published in the San Francisco Call, May 10, 2005 FOR THE HISTORICAL RECORD CONCESSION SPEECH by Matt Gonzalez San Francisco Mayor’s Race, December 9, 2003 THANK YOU VERY MUCH. [crowd noise, applause] Thank you very much. You’ve been a
WHY VOTE?
a paid advertisement first published in the San Francisco Bay View, October 29, 2003 Martin Luther King and other civil rights leaders walking in a funeral procession for Medgar Evers, 1963 WHY VOTE? by Randall Knox & Matt Gonzalez CHANGE
CINCO DE MAYO
originally published in the San Francisco Chronicle, May 5, 2003; this longer version appeared in CommonDreams.org, May 5, 2006; reprinted in Mesh Magazine #14, May/June 2006 Maximillian I of Mexico RECLAIMING CINCO DE MAYO by Matt Gonzalez MOST AMERICANS INCORRECTLY
CINCO DE MAYO
originally published in the San Francisco Chronicle, May 5, 2003; this longer version appeared in CommonDreams.org, May 5, 2006; reprinted in Mesh Magazine #14, May/June 2006 Maximillian I of Mexico RECLAIMING CINCO DE MAYO by Matt Gonzalez MOST AMERICANS INCORRECTLY
BANNING FUR
first published in the San Francisco Bay Guardian, June 19, 2002 Meret Oppenheim’s fur-lined tea cup, 1936 ESCAPING THE ICE AGE by Matt Gonzalez THERE WAS A TIME when fur played a necessary role in a person’s ability to protect
BANNING FUR
first published in the San Francisco Bay Guardian, June 19, 2002 Meret Oppenheim’s fur-lined tea cup, 1936 ESCAPING THE ICE AGE by Matt Gonzalez THERE WAS A TIME when fur played a necessary role in a person’s ability to protect
ALEXEI KRUCHENYKH, RUSSIAN FUTURIST
first published as Let’s Bellyache! A book review in the San Francisco Call, May 24, 2002 A SLAP IN THE FACE! A book review by Matt Gonzalez [Suicide Circus: Selected Poems by Alexei Kruchenykh (Copenhagen & Los Angeles: Green Integer,
ALEXEI KRUCHENYKH, RUSSIAN FUTURIST
first published as Let’s Bellyache! A book review in the San Francisco Call, May 24, 2002 A SLAP IN THE FACE! A book review by Matt Gonzalez [Suicide Circus: Selected Poems by Alexei Kruchenykh (Copenhagen & Los Angeles: Green Integer,
JACK HIRSCHMAN, POET LAUREATE
first published in the San Francisco Call, May 24, 2002; revised August 22, 2021 Photograph of Jack Hirschman at the Caffe Trieste by John Perino. CHOROSHO! AN AUTO/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH OF JACK HIRSCHMAN by Jack Hirschman & Matt Gonzalez BORN IN
JACK HIRSCHMAN, POET LAUREATE
first published in the San Francisco Call, May 24, 2002; revised August 22, 2021 Photograph of Jack Hirschman at the Caffe Trieste by John Perino. CHOROSHO! AN AUTO/BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH OF JACK HIRSCHMAN by Jack Hirschman & Matt Gonzalez BORN IN
MY GREEN MANIFESTO
first published in Comet Magazine, Vol. 4 No. 1, The Tenacity Issue, 2003 Detail of My Green Manifesto, printed by the Greenwood Press, photograph by Pino Trogu. MY GREEN MANIFESTO by Matt Gonzalez for Isaac Opalinsky, Alison Gibbons, & Erik
MY GREEN MANIFESTO
first published in Comet Magazine, Vol. 4 No. 1, The Tenacity Issue, 2003 Detail of My Green Manifesto, printed by the Greenwood Press, photograph by Pino Trogu. MY GREEN MANIFESTO by Matt Gonzalez for Isaac Opalinsky, Alison Gibbons, & Erik
PREFACE TO DON PAUL’S FLARES: POEMS, SONGS, PROSE
first published as the preface to Flares: Poems, Songs, Prose (SF: Irresistible/Revolutionary, 2001) by Don Paul FOREWORD by Matt Gonzalez I FIRST MET DON PAUL a couple of years ago on Federico Garcia Lorca’s birthday, June 5. He had come
PREFACE TO DON PAUL’S FLARES: POEMS, SONGS, PROSE
first published as the preface to Flares: Poems, Songs, Prose (SF: Irresistible/Revolutionary, 2001) by Don Paul FOREWORD by Matt Gonzalez I FIRST MET DON PAUL a couple of years ago on Federico Garcia Lorca’s birthday, June 5. He had come
WHY I JOINED THE GREEN PARTY
first published in the San Francisco Bay Guardian, November 15, 2000 WHY I TURNED GREEN by Matt Gonzalez SO HERE’S HOW it happened. I went to a rally held in front of KRON, channel 4, with my friends Adam Raney
WHY I JOINED THE GREEN PARTY
first published in the San Francisco Bay Guardian, November 15, 2000 WHY I TURNED GREEN by Matt Gonzalez SO HERE’S HOW it happened. I went to a rally held in front of KRON, channel 4, with my friends Adam Raney
JACK BLACK, YOU CAN’T WIN
first published in the The Recorder, August 23, 2000 Jack Black JACK BLACK RIDES THE RAILS AGAIN. A book review by Matt Gonzalez [You Can’t Win by Jack Black. Introduction by William Burroughs. Afterward by Michael Disend. AK Press, 2000,
JACK BLACK, YOU CAN’T WIN
first published in the The Recorder, August 23, 2000 Jack Black JACK BLACK RIDES THE RAILS AGAIN. A book review by Matt Gonzalez [You Can’t Win by Jack Black. Introduction by William Burroughs. Afterward by Michael Disend. AK Press, 2000,
JACK MICHELINE, RAGGED LION
first published in Ragged Lion: A Tribute to Jack Micheline (Ellenburg, WA: Vagabond Press/The Smith, 1999), ed. John Bennett Jack Micheline & Matt Gonzalez on Albion Street in San Francisco, c. 1993, photo by Andrew McKinley. THE ELUSIVE JACK MICHELINE
JACK MICHELINE, RAGGED LION
first published in Ragged Lion: A Tribute to Jack Micheline (Ellenburg, WA: Vagabond Press/The Smith, 1999), ed. John Bennett Jack Micheline & Matt Gonzalez on Albion Street in San Francisco, c. 1993, photo by Andrew McKinley. THE ELUSIVE JACK MICHELINE
THE DEATH PENALTY
first published in the Stanford Humanities Review (Fall/Winter 1990) Newsweek photograph by Ken Light THE DEMISE OF DUE PROCESS: MURRAY AGAINST GIARRATANO by Matt Gonzalez “Even though a person be the immediate occasion of another’s death, he is not a
THE DEATH PENALTY
first published in the Stanford Humanities Review (Fall/Winter 1990) Newsweek photograph by Ken Light THE DEMISE OF DUE PROCESS: MURRAY AGAINST GIARRATANO by Matt Gonzalez “Even though a person be the immediate occasion of another’s death, he is not a
EUGENE DEBS, SOCIALIST
first published in Mesh Magazine #6, September/October 2004 Eugene Debs speaking at Canton, Ohio, June 16, 1918. This photograph was used as Government Exhibit No. 17 for the prosecution. IN ANOTHER ERA: THE SOCIALIST CIRCLE OF EUGENE DEBS by Matt
EUGENE DEBS, SOCIALIST
first published in Mesh Magazine #6, September/October 2004 Eugene Debs speaking at Canton, Ohio, June 16, 1918. This photograph was used as Government Exhibit No. 17 for the prosecution. IN ANOTHER ERA: THE SOCIALIST CIRCLE OF EUGENE DEBS by Matt
AMADOU DIALLO
first published in the San Francisco Bay Guardian, March 8, 2000 Amadou Diallo, a 23 year old African immigrant who was killed by New York City police in the building in which he lived in the Bronx, February 4, 1999.
AMADOU DIALLO
first published in the San Francisco Bay Guardian, March 8, 2000 Amadou Diallo, a 23 year old African immigrant who was killed by New York City police in the building in which he lived in the Bronx, February 4, 1999.
JACK MICHELINE, THE OUTLAW BIBLE OF AMERICAN POETRY
from the Outlaw Bible of American Poetry (Thunder’s Mouth Press, 1999); Edited by Alan Kaufman and S.A. Griffin, pg 95-97 Jack Micheline. Photograph by Rosemarie Hausherr (from the Jack Micheline Foundation website) JACK MICHELINE by Matt Gonzalez JACK MICHELINE DEVOTED
JACK MICHELINE, THE OUTLAW BIBLE OF AMERICAN POETRY
from the Outlaw Bible of American Poetry (Thunder’s Mouth Press, 1999); Edited by Alan Kaufman and S.A. Griffin, pg 95-97 Jack Micheline. Photograph by Rosemarie Hausherr (from the Jack Micheline Foundation website) JACK MICHELINE by Matt Gonzalez JACK MICHELINE DEVOTED
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