Matthew Fleischer
Editorial Page Editor at San Francisco Chronicle
Editorial page editor @sfchronicle. Past: @latimes
Articles
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4 weeks ago |
oklahoman.com | Matthew Fleischer
A few Sundays ago, the church I’ve attended for 25 years, Oklahoma City First Church of the Nazarene (“OKC 1st”), voted to spiritually disaffiliate from the Nazarene denomination, primarily because the denomination was no longer willing to tolerate our tolerance of LGBTQ+ people. Our church has always welcomed anyone sincerely interested in learning more about God, worshipping him, studying what it means to be a disciple of Jesus, and serving our community, including LGBTQ+ people.
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1 month ago |
sfchronicle.com | Matthew Fleischer
From Editorial Page Editor Matthew Fleischer:The San Francisco Chronicle is delighted to announce that David Knowles will be joining the Opinion team as its new deputy editor. In his role, Knowles will be responsible for curating the paper’s op-ed contributions. He will also be a member of the editorial board, helping to make crucial decisions about who the Chronicle supports during its political endorsement process.
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Jun 15, 2024 |
sfchronicle.com | Matthew Fleischer
There are some things you can’t possibly understand about a place until you live there. I moved to California in 2002, seduced away from the East Coast by the same stories of sunshine, good vibes, and beautiful people that sucked in generations of transplants before me — without a clue about what life would actually be like.
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Jan 7, 2024 |
sfchronicle.com | Matthew Fleischer
Like it or not, election season is once again upon us. For members of the Chronicle’s editorial board, that means it’s time to dive into the endorsement process, which culminates in us making recommendations as to who we think are the best candidates — as well as whether we think voters should say yes or no to various state and local ballot measures. Why do we feel it’s important to offer up this guidance to voters?
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Dec 30, 2023 |
sfchronicle.com | Matthew Fleischer
Nearly two decades ago, a psychiatric expert making the rounds in a California prison witnessed something that would change the fate of the state’s criminal justice system forever. A male inmate, unresponsive and in a catatonic state, was being held in a telephone booth-sized cell with no toilet. Guards had locked the man in there for the better part of 24 hours, and he was standing in a pool of his own urine when the expert spotted him.
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