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Transforming the World One Outfit at a Time
By Stuart Gaffney– Over the past few months, we’ve been busy cleaning out my mom’s condo since she died. My mom had a great fashion sense and kept herself feeling…
What Will It Take to Elect a Woman President?
By Louise “Lou” Fischer– Well, last week’s election didn’t go very well … or depending on which side you are on, it went very well. I’m on the angry side again…
The Castro Farmers’ Market Is Back!
By Debra Morris– It’s finally here! The Castro Farmers’ Market is back for the season! On March 11, Noe and Market Streets were filled with all your favorite farmers of…
Bay Area’s LGBTQ Volleyball Community Unites, Grows to Over 1000 Players
By John Chen– We’ve all heard the popular saying that holds “a lesbian is not a true lesbian unless she plays softball.” Similarly, but not quite on the same scale,…
Mine Is a Dog’s Life!
By Dr. Tim Seelig– Sometimes we get all wrapped up in what we do professionally. But, in the end, what we do does not define us. The most important thing…
Donna’s Chronicles: “At times, we are critical of those who run for office or titles in our community…”
By Donna Sachet– At times, we are critical of those who run for office or titles in our community, seemingly only for the glory and acclaim, reveling in the visibility…
Boulevard: A Class Act
By David Landis–The Gay Gourmet– “Food breaks down the barriers with people if we allow and nurture that.” —Chef Nancy Oakes, Boulevard – The minute you walk through the revolving…
Eating Local Made Easy with Farmers’ Markets
By Debra Morris– As a result of our population becoming increasingly urbanized, going to the grocery store has become part of most people’s weekly routine. Because of that, we have…
Donna Sachet, “Friends sometimes say that we’ll cut the ribbon for the opening of a garage door!”
By Donna Sachet– Friends sometimes say that we’ll cut the ribbon for the opening of a garage door! Well, we think the opening of any new or rejuvenated business is…
Negotiating Meiwaku and Getting Your Fair Share of Rice
By John Lewis and Stuart Gaffney– We’ve just returned from a wonderful two weeks in Japan, where we gave talks on marriage equality, HIV/AIDS, and LGBTIQ rights, and met with…
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