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    Goodbye. Not

    Goodbye. Not

    By Dr. Tim Seelig– Dear readers, here we are at another turning point together. You have shared the life and times of Tim so faithfully over these last 11+ years.…

    Ann Rostow: Real Irritating

    Ann Rostow: Real Irritating

    By Ann Rostow– Real Irritating I’ve never been a fan of Bill Maher. I suppose I generally agree with his politics, but he’s so smug, so full of himself, and…

    Remember Their Names

    Remember Their Names

    By Joanie Juster– ‘See the Quilt and Understand’ In the early days of the AIDS Memorial Quilt we had a slogan: See the Quilt and Understand. In those days, the…

    An Attack on One Is an Attack on All

    An Attack on One Is an Attack on All

    By John Lewis and Stuart Gaffney– “An attack on one is an attack on all.” That’s the core commitment that NATO countries make to each other to ensure their mutual…

    Reducing Money Worries in Uncertain Times

    Reducing Money Worries in Uncertain Times

    By Brandon Miller, CFP– Gas prices hitting records highs. Extreme drought and the threat of another devastating wildfire season. Supply chain shortages we thought would be solved by now. An…

    Pride and Estate Planning

    Pride and Estate Planning

    By Jay Greene, Esq., CPA– Celebrating Pride Pride Month is a time to recognize the achievements of the LGBTQ+ community. In June, we celebrate the love that spreads across the…

    Harvey Milk Birthday Celebration

    On Saturday, May 22, the annual Harvey Milk Birthday Celebration took place, this year at Jane Warner Plaza. Coordinated by Jeffrey Kwong and members of the Harvey Milk Democratic Club, the event included music…

    LGBTQ Pride Month Kickoff and Flag Raising at SF City Hall

    LGBTQ Pride Month Kickoff and Flag Raising at SF City Hall

    Mayor London Breed hosted a press conference and flag raising ceremony at San Francisco City Hall on Tuesday, June 2, launching Pride Month in the city. In opening the press…

    Pride Month: Its History and the Beginning of LGBTQ+ Civil Rights

    By Eduardo Morales, Ph.D.– What is Pride Day? Police regularly used to harass and arrest LGBTQ+ people, including those in San Francisco. The Compton Riots occurred in San Francisco on…

    Dr. Eduardo Morales Becomes First Latinx Individual to Receive Professor Emeritus Status at Alliant International University

    San Francisco Bay Times columnist and AGUILAS founder Eduardo Morales, PhD, recently earned Professor Emeritus status at Alliant International University, becoming the first Latinx individual to hold the prestigious title.…