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    Calvinball: LGBTIQ Rights Before the Supreme Court Again Soon

    Calvinball: LGBTIQ Rights Before the Supreme Court Again Soon

    By Stuart Gaffney and John Lewis – After seven months of writing dissents from the Supreme Court’s Republican-nominated supermajority’s decisions upholding seemingly anything that the Trump administration does, Justice Ketanji…

    Do Not Be Quiet in This Moment

    Do Not Be Quiet in This Moment

    By Joanie Juster – Raise your hand if you’ve ever commemorated Constitution Day. I will confess that I didn’t even know it existed until recently (thanks for the tip, Cleve…

    Bernadette A. Bohan: Stitching Futures, Designing Love

    Bernadette A. Bohan: Stitching Futures, Designing Love

    By Sir Kippy Marks – Bernadette A. Bohan doesn’t just create—she cultivates. As the founder of GRNHS Gallery, the author of the Iyla & Friends children’s series, and a lead…

    10th Annual SF Cheese Fest

    10th Annual SF Cheese Fest

    Boris Zharkov Photography The San Francisco Ferry Building’s Grand Hall was a turophile’s (cheese lover’s) dream on September 13, 2025, as cheesemakers and cheese eaters alike gathered for the 10th…

    The King Was Never Lost: A Story of Succession

    The King Was Never Lost: A Story of Succession

    By Dina Novarr– Some cocktails are simply drinks; you snap a picture, cheers, and sip. At The Barrel Room in San Francisco, there is one that carries a story deeper…

    Laver Cup, Valkyries Historic First Season, Squash in the Spotlight, and Olympic Buzz

    Laver Cup, Valkyries Historic First Season, Squash in the Spotlight, and Olympic Buzz

    By Beth Schnitzer – As the summer fades and the fall sports season takes hold, the Bay Area is at the intersection of local pride and global spectacle.  Laver Cup…

    Walking With Pride, Leading With Purpose

    Walking With Pride, Leading With Purpose

    By Rowena Brown– (Editor’s Note: Rowena Brown, who was sworn in as the At-Large Oakland City Councilmember in January of this year, is already one of the most effective and…

    It’s Up to Us

    It’s Up to Us

    By Joanie Juster – During the 1980s, this country faced two simultaneous and devastating public health crises: the AIDS pandemic, and the underwhelming response to it from our government. The…

    Raising Awareness About Public Transportation This Transit Month

    Raising Awareness About Public Transportation This Transit Month

    By Rafael Mandelman– Rafael Mandelman, President of the San Francisco Board of Supervisors, with Mayor Daniel Lurie, other officials, and public transportation advocates, participated in a rally on September 4,…

    Boyhood Reimagined

    Boyhood Reimagined

    By Jewel Gomez – Women and men are raised to be natural enemies by parents, teachers, mainstream media, religions, corporations, and just about any cultural influencer there is. In very…