Daily Journal Staff Writer
When Arcelia L. Hurtado took over as executive director of Equal Rights Advocates in the fall of 2009, the feminist legal non-profit organization was housed in a shoddy building in San Francisco's Mission District with narrow, dangerous stairs and an elevator that never worked.
"There were critters in the kitchen and chicken wire on the windows," Hurtado said, noting other legal organiz...
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