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Long and Winding Road
By Jewel Gomez– I recently read The New York Times Magazine “Extreme Voyages Issue” (March 16, 2025) and marveled at the adventures that people committed to because of curiosity, fun,…
A Dynamic Feline Brother Pair of Orange and White Sweetness
This dynamic duo of orange and white sweetness are more than just best friends; they’re brothers through and through. Preston and Paris grew up together in a loving home where…
Sister Dana sez, “Haven’t the First 100 Days of Trump been just a breeze…”
By Sister Dan Van Iquity– Sister Dana sez, “Haven’t the First 100 Days of Trump been just a breeze? Nope! More like a combination of hurricane, cyclone, and tornado!” At…
Breathing Fire: Remembering Asian Pacific American Activism in Queer History
By Amy Sueyoshi– On July 1, 2015, the Respect After Death Act (California Assembly Bill 1577) enabled transgender people to record their chosen gender on their death certificates. At least…
Standing Up for Birthright Citizenship: A Personal Reflection
By Stuart Gaffney– My family has been in America for over 400 years. My father’s side of the family goes all the way back to Governor William Bradford and the…
We Are All in This Together
By Joanie Juster– As recently as last year, the dangers we were warned about seemed like fevered conspiracy theories. Surely, we said, those horrible things that happened in other countries,…
Tariffs and Tommes
By Gordon Edgar– (Editor’s Note: Rainbow Grocery Cooperative this year is celebrating its 50th Anniversary. The store’s longevity is well-deserved and valued because this neighborhood gem—forever queer and environmentally friendly,…
My Dinner With Andre(w): Part Two
By Andrew Freeman– Hello all—It’s Andrew Freeman and I am back! Once again, I am delighted to be filling in for my close friend David Landis, The Gay Gourmet, who…
Cheers to All the Fabulous Women in My Life, and a Non-Alcoholic Rosé for Mother’s Day
By Leslie Sbrocco– Recognizing and celebrating the amazing women in my life is something I try to do every day. But on this Mother’s Day, I want to shine a…
About Our Cover – May 8, 2025
“Chinatown is profoundly queer—not just in identity, but in existence. Its queerness stands as an act of defiance against racism, displacement, and corporate encroachment. This history runs deep through San…
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