San Franciscans dance in the streets following Biden’s presidential confirmation

Saylor Nedelman|November 7, 2020

Jupiter Peraza waves a Biden-Harris 2020 sign outside of her work, Manny’s, which held one of San Francisco’s many Biden block parties on the corner of 16th St. and Valencia Ave. on Saturday, Nov. 7, 2020. (Saylor Nedelman / Xpress Magazine)

San Franciscans dance in the streets of the Mission District to celebrate Joe Biden and Kamala Harris’ victory in the 2020 presidential election. The results of the election came after 4 days of rapid ballot counts from battleground states. (Saylor Nedelman / Xpress Magazine)
A fire truck honks for a crowd of Biden-Harris supporters on 16th St. A portion of Valencia St. was blocked off and outdoor dining was packed with visitors. Celebrations with flags, signs, music and honking cars were seen all over the streets of the Castro and Mission districts on Saturday, Nov. 7, 2020. (Saylor Nedelman / Xpress Magazine)
Sara, who did not disclose her last name, helps pass out Tecaté beers provided by Manny’s to paraders. Manny’s has been a host for many local candidates and election nights, volunteering their restaurant as a political space. (Saylor Nedelman / Xpress Magazine)
An outdoor dining area on Valencia St. reads “Kamala” and “Joe,” the morning after Biden swung Pennsylvania, reached over 270 electoral college votes, and secured the 2020 election for Democrats. (Saylor Nedelman / Xpress Magazine)