San Francisco Bay Times 2025 Pride Parade Contingent to Spotlight Marriage Equality Leaders
June 26, 2025—the date of this publication—marks the tenth anniversary of nationwide marriage equality. On this evening, the San Francisco Bay Times will be holding at The Academy SF an official Pride kickoff party as well as a commemoration of the historic Supreme Court victory. It is…
New Name. New Look. Same NCLR
Photos courtesy of NCLRSpecial thanks to Jennifer Bing and Malkia Hutchinson After nearly 50 years as a leading LGBTQ civil rights organization, the National Center for Lesbian Rights (NCLR) announced this week that it is changing its name to the National Center for LGBTQ Rights (NCLR) to…
Rikki’s—the First SF Bar Dedicated to Women’s Sports— Set to Open in Early June 2025
San Francisco’s sports scene is about to get a major upgrade with the arrival of Rikki’s Women’s Sports Bar. Slated to open its doors in early June 2025 during Pride Month in San Francisco, Rikki’s will be the city’s first-ever sports bar dedicated to celebrating the achievements…
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 Francisco’s cultural fabric, inspiring an ‘immortality’ that lives on in those who continue our fight against erasure.”…
San Francisco Dyke March Is Back for 2025!
By Judy Graboyes and Cyndi Vee– The San Francisco Dyke March will return this June 2025 with a newly formed, reinvigorated, and committed team of volunteers. They come from many generations and include those who are Black, Brown, White, Trans, Non-Binary, Cis—and with femmes, butches, and everyone…
Celebration of SF Pride 2025 and the 10th Anniversary of Nationwide Marriage Equality
On June 26, 2025, the day of the 10th anniversary of nationwide marriage equality, the San Francisco Bay Times at The Academy SF commemorated that legal victory with a recommitment ceremony involving couples, such as Stuart Gaffney and John Lewis, who were key to the fight for…
Features
Resist, Celebrate, and Advance—Together With Pride
By Stuart Gaffney and John Lewis– The setting could not have been more iconic: the foot of the Lincoln Memorial in…
Queer Joy Is Resistance: Why Showing Up Matters More Than Ever
By Suzanne Ford– As we mark the 55th anniversary of San Francisco Pride, I want to extend a heartfelt welcome to our…
At the Center of It All: The Heart of The Movement
By Mark Leno– As a founding member of The SF LGBT Center, I’ve had the honor of watching this organization grow…
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