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    My Journey from Donor to the Board of NCLR

    My Journey from Donor to the Board of NCLR

    By A. Sparks– NCLR’s focus on justice and equity for everyone in the LGBTQ community led me to take a more active role in the organization’s future. I first heard…

    A Time to Give Thanks

    A Time to Give Thanks

    By Eduardo Morales, Ph.D.– During this month of November, we give thanks for those who have positively impacted our lives, for events that have helped us to celebrate ourselves, and…

    Bye, Bye, Bi-Coastal, and Hello, Chicago!

    Bye, Bye, Bi-Coastal, and Hello, Chicago!

    By Tabitha Parent– San Francisco? Check. Boston? Check. If you’ve followed along this summer, you’ll know that I’m now adding yet another international, cosmopolitan city to the list of places…

    Bay Area Cabaret Roars Back with Meow Meow

    By David Landis– The venerable Bay Area Cabaret at the Fairmont’s historic Venetian Room is back—with a roar. That roar, of course, being the sultry Australian chanteuse Meow Meow, who…

    Fable Restaurant: Dining Al Fresco at Its Finest

    By David Landis, The Gay Gourmet — When it comes to dining, outdoor courtyards always beckon. There’s something about an off-street hidden hideaway, sheltered from the elements, that promises a…

    Castro Farmer’s Market: Mellow Mushrooms

    Castro Farmer’s Market: Mellow Mushrooms

    By Debra Morris– Button, shiitake, oyster, cremini, portobello, and many varieties of mushrooms can be found at your local farmers’ market. Mushrooms are a fungus, not a vegetable, even though…

    Ready to Hit the Ground Running and Deliver for District 6 and San Francisco

    Ready to Hit the Ground Running and Deliver for District 6 and San Francisco

    By Honey Mahogany– I have a deep love for San Francisco. I believe that this city is one of the most magical, beautiful places in the world. This is the…

    OMG Osaka! Rainbow Festa 2022

    OMG Osaka! Rainbow Festa 2022

    By John Lewis– “Oh My God Osaka!” Those were the words I heard belted out joyously from the stage at the recent annual Rainbow Festa (or Osaka Pride) on October…

    Progressive Measures by and for Those Who Work in San Francisco

    Progressive Measures by and for Those Who Work in San Francisco

    By Avery Yu and Jen Snyder– They say in politics you can judge someone by their enemies as much as by their friends. That’s why at Red Bridge Strategies, where…

    The Trident: Still Groovy a Generation Later

    The Trident: Still Groovy a Generation Later

    By David Landis, The Gay Gourmet– It’s more than 50 years after the Summer of Love but Sausalito’s The Trident restaurant and bar is still groovy, more than a generation…