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    LGBTQ Americans Must Stand Together to Denounce Bigotry and Racism

    LGBTQ Americans Must Stand Together to Denounce Bigotry and Racism

    By Rebecca Kaplan, Oakland City Councilmember At-Large– With the recent violence and racism spewing from the “Unite the Right” march in Charlottesville, Virginia, it is important that we stand strong…

    Celebrating LGBTQ Weddings

    Celebrating LGBTQ Weddings

    By Erin Berg– When we opened Kipper Clothiers five years ago, we had one mission in mind: to make the high-end custom suit and shirt market available to the LGBTQ…

    Speaking to Your Soul

    Speaking to Your Soul

    By Elisa Quinzi– To answer the call of the hero’s journey, we must suspect we are the hero. Now is the time to completely kick doubt to the curb and…

    Kick Balls Like Bruce Lee

    Kick Balls Like Bruce Lee

    By John Chen– Picture it: 1978. The home team was down three runs in the bottom of the final inning with two outs. But, the bases were juiced, and before…

    Nonviolent Communication, Part 1

    Nonviolent Communication, Part 1

    By Tom Moon, MFT One of the many bad effects of the current regime in Washington is that it has accelerated an already alarming national trend toward political hate speech,…

    Trump’s and America’s Very Bad Week: July 21–July 28

    Trump’s and America’s Very Bad Week: July 21–July 28

    By David Perry Even for the Trump Error (sic intended), it’s been quite a week. Though I am traveling in Italy, I could not miss the train wreck with a…

    Love Your Job but Hate the Stress? Here’s What to Do

    Love Your Job but Hate the Stress? Here’s What to Do

    By Julie Gleeson So many of my clients love their work and are deeply engaged in their projects and teams, yet they still often feel overwhelmed and stressed while on…

    Vintage China Transforms Special Occasion Tables from the Everyday to the Exquisite

    Vintage China Transforms Special Occasion Tables from the Everyday to the Exquisite

    By Cherry Levin Many couples ask me why they should consider vintage china for their special occasion tabletop, and I have several rather personal and heartfelt responses to that question.…

    Crunch the Crunch

    Crunch the Crunch

    By Cinder Ernst This is the third article in a series about strengthening your core. So far, we’ve discussed core anatomy, we’ve discovered that you can’t spot reduce, and that…

    Vengeance Isn’t Sweet

    Vengeance Isn’t Sweet

    By Tom Moon, MFT Mike spent years building a business with his boyfriend, Dave. At first everything worked beautifully: the business grew exponentially and was soon more profitable than either…