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    Paving the Way to a New Life: Izzy’s and Rainbow Railroad Help LGBTQ+ Refugees

    Paving the Way to a New Life: Izzy’s and Rainbow Railroad Help LGBTQ+ Refugees

    By David Landis, The Gay Gourmet– Many folks judge a restaurant solely on food and service. I certainly agree that those two qualities should be the main priority. That said,…

    Last Call Before the Stars Go Out

    Last Call Before the Stars Go Out

    By Dina Novarr– Sometimes the universe shows us exactly what we need to see, when we need to see it. Last week, three black holes were caught red-handed devouring massive…

    The World’s Queerest Grocery Store Provides a Blueprint for Democracy

    The World’s Queerest Grocery Store Provides a Blueprint for Democracy

    Perhaps it is the longer days, the mixture of fog and sun, or the influx of visitors, but summer in San Francisco for hundreds of years has been synonymous with…

    Ann Rostow: Deadline? What Deadline?

    Ann Rostow: Deadline? What Deadline?

    By Ann Rostow–         Deadline? What Deadline? Hello, my friends. Today we begin with a quiz from Kayla Kumari Updhyaya, writing in Autostraddle, headlined: “Which Lesbian Cleaning Tool Are You?” And,…

    About Our Cover 07.31.25

    About Our Cover 07.31.25

    The primary image on the cover of this issue of the San Francisco Bay Times, of a Castro Night Market scene, was taken by award-winning photographer Mike Kirschner. Many of…

    Castro Night Market Thrives

    Castro Night Market Thrives

    Photos by Rink Following a blockbuster turnout for its June event during Pride Month, the Castro Night Market once again drew a large crowd that filled the streets on Friday…

    No One Can Do Everything, But We Can All Do Something

    No One Can Do Everything, But We Can All Do Something

    By Joanie Juster– I was in college at UC Santa Cruz during the Vietnam War. After the fall of Saigon in 1975, Daniel Ellsberg, whose leak of the Pentagon Papers…

    AIDS Walk 2025

    AIDS Walk 2025

    While much has changed since the dark, early years of the HIV/AIDS pandemic, the needed work to fight HIV/AIDS remains and the compassion of AIDS Walk San Francisco participants is…

    Summer Vows and Split Paths: Financial Planning for Marriage and Divorce

    Summer Vows and Split Paths: Financial Planning for Marriage and Divorce

    By Brandon Miller– Ah, summer—the season of sunshine, signature cocktails … and a surge of wedding bells. Whether you’re tying the knot on a beach or in a backyard, this…

    Estate Planning Amid Government Instability: Secure Your Legacy in 2025

    Estate Planning Amid Government Instability: Secure Your Legacy in 2025

    By Jay Greene, Esq., CPA– In the San Francisco Bay Area, your estate—your home, tech investments, or digital assets like cryptocurrency—reflects years of hard work. But government instability, such as…

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