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Rae Alexandra

Rae Alexandra

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Staff Writer, KQED-TV (San Francisco,CA)

San Francisco

Final Covers

Travel , History , Urban Walks , Cultural Biography

Doesn’t Cover

Product reviews, press releases.

Seniority Positions

Content

Total articles 970

  • Honoring the Girls Incarcerated in San Francisco’s Magdalen Asylum

    By Rae Alexandra Verified| KQED Arts and Culture Verified Failed to save articlePlease try againThe Magdalen Asylum in February 1925, after it had been renamed St. Catherine's Home. The institution stood on grounds that are now part of San Francisco General Hospital, at Potrero Avenue and 20th Street. If you’ve heard about Magdalene Asylums, you likely associate them with Ireland. Between 1767 and 1996, these Catholic institutions incarcerated girls who were considered somehow wayward.

    By Rae Alexandra Verified · KQED Arts and Culture

    Apr. 14, 2025

  • A Powerful New Documentary Goes Inside the Student Struggle for Gaza

    By Rae Alexandra Verified| KQED Arts and Culture Verified Apr 4Failed to save articlePlease try againIn April 2024, Columbia University students set up tents on campus to protest the school's financial ties to Israel. The encampment protest sparked a national movement. (Roxie Theater)At 4 a.m. on April 17, 2024, students on Columbia University’s Morningside campus began assembling tents. By the time the rest of campus had woken up, the first “Gaza Solidarity Encampment” was fully constructed.

    By Rae Alexandra Verified · KQED Arts and Culture

    Apr. 04, 2025

  • Honoring the Girls Incarcerated in San Francisco’s Magdalen Asylum

    By Rae Alexandra Verified| KQED Arts and Culture Verified Failed to save articlePlease try againThe Magdalen Asylum in February 1925, after it had been renamed St. Catherine's Home. The institution stood on grounds that are now part of San Francisco General Hospital, at Potrero Avenue and 20th Street. If you’ve heard about Magdalene Asylums, you likely associate them with Ireland. Between 1767 and 1996, these Catholic institutions incarcerated girls who were considered somehow wayward.

    By Rae Alexandra Verified · KQED Arts and Culture

    Apr. 14, 2025

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KQED-TV (San Francisco,CA)