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Show Notes
An often-overlooked moment in Bay Area activism took place in the 1980s and 90s, when a broad coalition of activists targeted San Francisco’s coffee industry to protest the civil war in El Salvador. KQED’s Sebastian Miño-Bucheli joins us to talk about how it happened.
Links:
- The Time a Bay Area Coffee Boycott Helped Stop a Civil War
- A timeline of Fred Ross Jr., executive director of Neighbor to Neighbor
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