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    What the Heck Is the DCCC?

    What the Heck Is the DCCC?

    By Martin Rawlings-Fein— San Francisco politics has an acronym for everything. Sometimes I think learning the acronyms takes longer than deciding whom to vote for. For our first installment, let’s…

    Show Me What Democracy Looks Like

    Show Me What Democracy Looks Like

    By Joanie Juster— Well, October was one hell of a month. Between the midterms and the Valkyries, my blood pressure was at an all-time high throughout last month. Over the…

    Stunning Courage: Everyday Military Personnel Give Hope to Trans People Everywhere

    Stunning Courage: Everyday Military Personnel Give Hope to Trans People Everywhere

    By Stuart Gaffney and John Lewis— As many readers are likely aware, Donald Trump during his first week back in office last year signed a deplorable Executive Order, prohibiting transgender…

    Mensa’s Hot Take: Mental Resilience Thrives Only in Community

    Mensa’s Hot Take: Mental Resilience Thrives Only in Community

    By Nguyen Pham— On the heels of a roaring U.S. midterm election season, I and all those around me continue to ask ourselves: How am I feeling? The answer: “A…

    What Happened to Late Night Dining?

    What Happened to Late Night Dining?

    By David Landis, The Gay Gourmet— I remember back in my days (and nights) working at the San Francisco Symphony, our concerts would start at 8:30 pm. After the show…

    Standout Cheeses for Your Holiday Table

    Standout Cheeses for Your Holiday Table

    By Gordon Edgar— As a cheesemonger, it is my duty to tell you that it’s November. No, I don’t know how we got here so fast either. I could have…

    The Castro Farmers’ Market Wraps Up for the Season

    The Castro Farmers’ Market Wraps Up for the Season

    By Johanna Klaiman— On Wednesday, November 18, 2026, the Castro Farmers’ Market will close for the season. And what a season it’s been.  We opened in April with the kind…

    Light Is a Group Project

    Light Is a Group Project

    By Dina Novarr— In Bombay, Diwali comes with a debt. A neighbor shows up at your door with a plate of sweets, and, by nightfall, you owe her a plate…

    Now or Never

    Now or Never

    By Joanie Juster— This is it, folks. The election we’ve been working toward for two years is now less than two weeks away. The big question is whether it will…

    LGBTIQ Rights Cases Before the Supreme Court (Part 2)

    LGBTIQ Rights Cases Before the Supreme Court (Part 2)

    By Stuart Gaffney and John Lewis— In Part 1, we discussed the first of two cases pertaining to LGBTIQ rights that the U.S. Supreme Court will decide in the 2026–2027…

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