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    Want San Francisco to Be Better? Do Something About It

    Want San Francisco to Be Better? Do Something About It

    By Joanie Juster– One of the most popular parlor games these days is bemoaning the demise of San Francisco. It’s hard to pick up any publication without seeing an article…

    Understanding the Current Immigration Process

    Understanding the Current Immigration Process

    By Eduardo Morales, Ph.D.– The news media is broadcasting the dramatic influx of people migrating in unprecedented numbers across our southern border. Title 42, which was initiated in the previous…

    Mexico City: A Foodie Mecca

    Mexico City: A Foodie Mecca

    By David Landis, The Gay Gourmet– It’s a nonstop 4 and 1/2 hour flight, but Mexico City is a world away from San Francisco. At more than 7,300 feet, the…

    Basketball Star Partners With a Celebrated Napa Vintner

    Basketball Star Partners With a Celebrated Napa Vintner

    By Leslie Sbrocco– 2020 Wade Cellars “Three by Wade” Cabernet Sauvignon, California $25 https://tinyurl.com/jck478xr Famed basketball star, Dwyane Wade, partners with celebrated Napa vintner, Jayson Pahlmeyer, and together the two…

    Former Air Force Veteran and Adult Entertainer Plays Softball to Save His Life

    Former Air Force Veteran and Adult Entertainer Plays Softball to Save His Life

    By John Chen– “I was at a point in my life where I didn’t know if the road to recovery was worth it. I just didn’t know if I wanted…

    Preventing & Ending Homelessness for Older LGBTQ+ Adults

    Preventing & Ending Homelessness for Older LGBTQ+ Adults

    By Shireen McSpadden– San Franciscans hold many opinions and stereotypes about people living on our streets. People I speak to are often surprised to learn that many of these individuals…

    Surf ‘N Turf: Coho at a Modern Seafood Eatery and Porterhouse at a Retro Steakhouse

    Surf ‘N Turf: Coho at a Modern Seafood Eatery and Porterhouse at a Retro Steakhouse

    By David Landis, The Gay Gourmet– Who doesn’t remember those great continental restaurants of yesteryear where surf ‘n’ turf entrees ruled the day? While it may not be de rigueur…

    Best in the World for 50 Years

    Best in the World for 50 Years

    By Dr. Tim Seelig– Last month’s article was about our pursuit of perfection by embracing AI to write for me. It didn’t work out well. The article also included our…

    Empowering Our Community: Advocating for Black LGBTQ Elders Living with Alzheimer’s and Other Dementias

    Empowering Our Community: Advocating for Black LGBTQ Elders Living with Alzheimer’s and Other Dementias

    By Brendalynn R. Goodall, M.S.W.– My entire life has been centered around giving back and building community engagement. I identify as an out and proud 72-year-old Black lesbian who is…

    Cherries Due at Market in Early May

    Cherries Due at Market in Early May

    By Debra Morris– Growing cherries requires a lot of patience, constant vigilance, and hard work to bring a successful and abundant crop to market. The work of pruning, watering, and…