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    Rocked By Women Pays Tribute in Dance to Women’s Culture Heroes

    Rocked By Women Pays Tribute in Dance to Women’s Culture Heroes

    Oakland-based Sarah Bush Dance Project explores issues of identity, gender, and sexuality within the broader themes of love, relationships, loss, power and empowerment. Several of us at the San Francisco…

    Shifting Values Can Lead to Expanded Possibilities

    Shifting Values Can Lead to Expanded Possibilities

    In order to ground ourselves in an expanded sense of possibilities, it is crucial to spend time rediscovering, updating, and determining what we value. Value and worth are intertwined and…

    Jane Lynch Talks About Her New Solo Concert Debut, and What She’s Craving from SF

    Jane Lynch Talks About Her New Solo Concert Debut, and What She’s  Craving from SF

    Just thinking about Jane Lynch makes us smile. From the first time we saw her in Christopher Guest’s hilarious mockumentary films to her ridiculously villainous Sue Sylvester character in Glee,…

    Now This is News!

    Now This is News!

    I have not written this column for a while. Life suddenly got really busy and a little crazy and I had a hard time finding my inspiration…Not quite “writer’s block.”…

    Gay Vanity Wedding Show This Sunday Promises to Be a Magical, Inspirational Event

    Gay Vanity Wedding Show This Sunday Promises  to Be a Magical, Inspirational Event

    By Fred Sullivan and Jaime Botello (Editor’s Note: Members of the San Francisco Bay Times team, including weddings columnist and officiant Reverend Elizabeth River and publisher Dr. Betty Sullivan, will…

    April Is National Poetry Month

    April Is National Poetry Month

    Inaugurated by the Academy of American Poets in 1996, National Poetry Month, held every April, is the largest literary celebration in the world. Schools, publishers, libraries, booksellers and poets are…

    What is in a Name? A Reflection by Empress Khmera Rouge on the 40th Anniversary of the Cambodian Genocide

    What is in a Name?  A Reflection by Empress Khmera Rouge on the 40th Anniversary of the Cambodian Genocide

    Who are you? What do you call yourself? Who do you think you are? Our names and identities are such a major part of who we are that many of…

    Couple Facing Second Marriage Challenges with Grace and Integrity

    Couple Facing Second Marriage Challenges with Grace and Integrity

    I recently met with 2 women who have asked me to marry them this fall. Presently, they live apart—Catherine lives in the Sacramento area, and Kit lives in Texas. They…

    One Day at a Time

    Michele Karlsberg: Do you write every day? Fiona Zedde: As much as I love writing, I usually don’t write every day. Especially when my deadline isn’t that close. I like…

    Reimagine Your Office

    Reimagine Your Office

    I recently moved my home office to a new off-site location. Up until this point, I had thought of myself as being an “organized” person—papers filed and supplies neatly tucked…