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    More Than the Score

    More Than the Score

    By Beth Schnitzer— This month reminds me that sports are about so much more than the final score. From international competition and community races to personal memories and the anticipation…

    The Evolving Landscape of LGBTQ+ Inclusion in College Football

    The Evolving Landscape of LGBTQ+ Inclusion in College Football

    The 2026 college football season has kicked into high gear this fall with at least three NCAA Division I teams in the Bay Area: UC Berkeley’s California Golden Bears, the…

    Ann Rostow: Bravo Boomer

    Ann Rostow: Bravo Boomer

    By Ann Rostow— Bravo Boomer I was surprised at how pleased I was when Congressman Seth Moulton lost the Democratic primary for Senate in Massachusetts. For one thing, I’m generally…

    A Timeline of Key Moments in the History of the NLGJA From 1990 to the Present

    A Timeline of Key Moments in the History of the NLGJA From 1990 to the Present

    1990 – NLGJA Was Founded The American Society of Newspaper Editors, with the organization’s out gay executive director Lee Stinnett holding the reins, announced the results of its first-ever survey…

    Interview With Randy Alfred, Founding News Editor of the San Francisco Bay Times

    Interview With Randy Alfred, Founding News Editor of the San Francisco Bay Times

    By Tom LeNoble— Randy Alfred is a pioneering LGBTQ+ journalist, founding news editor of the San Francisco Bay Times, and founding member and board member of the NLGJA: The Association…

    WWDD

    WWDD

    By Joanie Juster— Greetings from the great state of Alaska. I am writing this while gazing out my window at the magnificent, snow-capped Chugach Mountains, which are also reflected in…

    The Rainbow Flag Crosses the Atlantic

    The Rainbow Flag Crosses the Atlantic

    The original 1978 Rainbow Flag is now on view in Cork, Ireland. Our team traveled across the pond this month to personally courier and carefully install this historic artifact, as…

    Sorrow and Solidarity: San Francisco LGBT Timeline 1984–1989

    Sorrow and Solidarity: San Francisco LGBT Timeline 1984–1989

    By Dr. Bill Lipsky— (Editor’s Note: The following is part five of Bill Lipsky’s timeline of LGBTQ+ history starting with the 19th century. The first part ran in the June…

    Donna’s Chronicles, “If any San Francisco event has it all…”

    Donna’s Chronicles, “If any San Francisco event has it all…”

    By Donna Sachet— If any San Francisco event has it all—originality, pageantry, costuming, humor, suspense, heart, and more—it is the annual GAPA Runway. And this year did not disappoint! GAPA…

    Riding Into Fall: Dykes on Bikes Connects Communities Across the West

    Riding Into Fall: Dykes on Bikes Connects Communities Across the West

    By Kate Brown, Ph.D— San Francisco Dykes on Bikes® (DOB) closed out August with a ride through Lake County led by patch-holder Ann, also known on the road as Scooby.…