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    Speaking to Your Soul 6.13.24

    Speaking to Your Soul 6.13.24

    By Elisa Quinzi– Our consciousness is invited to see beyond the illusion of separation. We are peeking behind the curtain of our current paradigm and discovering we have been living…

    Volunteers Needed for Pink Triangle of Twin Peaks, Which Will Be Larger Than Ever for 2024

    Volunteers Needed for Pink Triangle of Twin Peaks, Which Will Be Larger Than Ever for 2024

    By Patrick Carney– The 29th annual Pink Triangle of Twin Peaks will be here soon and it takes a lot of volunteers to make it happen. Sign up here: https://shorturl.at/49a9j The…

    Who Are You Calling Old?

    Who Are You Calling Old?

    By Joanie Juster– I recently did some grocery shopping at Trader Joe’s in downtown San Francisco. Leaving the store with three heavy bags, and too tired to take Muni, I…

    Executive Coaching Transformed Me

    Executive Coaching Transformed Me

    By Pau Crego– In recent months, I made a big career shift from a leadership role in city government to becoming an executive coach in service to other leaders. This…

    Terrible and Tasty Eats on a Trip From San Francisco to Reno

    Terrible and Tasty Eats on a Trip From San Francisco to Reno

    By Mark Abramson– When David Landis asked me to fill in for him during one of the weeks that he’s gallivanting around the world with his husband Sean, he assured…

    Indie Food Fest 2024

    Indie Food Fest 2024

    Dozens of makers participated in the Indie Food Fest on May 11, 2024, at Market Hall Foods in Oakland. On a beautiful spring afternoon, they held court at booths on…

    Golden Gate Business Association Marks 50 Years as Pioneer LGBTQ+ Chamber of Commerce

    Golden Gate Business Association Marks 50 Years as Pioneer LGBTQ+ Chamber of Commerce

    By Tony Archuleta-Perkins, MBA, MS — The Golden Gate Business Association (GGBA), the world’s first LGBTQ+ Chamber of Commerce, is set to celebrate its 50th Anniversary with a grand gala…

    Winds of Change

    Winds of Change

    By Joanie Juster– Sometimes, as I prepare to write this column by gathering news from all over, themes will emerge. In our last issue, it was women in sports. This…

    This Is What an Old Lesbian Looks Like, Part 2

    This Is What an Old Lesbian Looks Like, Part 2

    By Jewelle Gomez– (Editor’s Note: Part 1 ran in the December 3, 2023, issue of the San Francisco Bay Times: https://tinyurl.com/37kzt5vp ) When I left home and moved to NYC…

    The Art of Dining

    The Art of Dining

    By David Landis, The Gay Gourmet– Growing up outside Chicago, our family didn’t have a lot of money. But one thing we splurged on from the time I was a…