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    Ann Rostow: Bye, Bye Retirement

    Ann Rostow: Bye, Bye Retirement

    By Ann Rostow– Bye, Bye Retirement I don’t know where to start today. For one thing, I don’t feel well. For another thing, I’m anxious about losing our retirement funds…

    The World’s First and Second Most Popular Sports Are Now at the Oakland Coliseum

    The World’s First and Second Most Popular Sports Are Now at the Oakland Coliseum

    By Rebecca Kaplan– On March 26, 2025, local leaders and Major League Cricket (MLC) announced that the historic Oakland Coliseum will continue to expand its resurrection, becoming a host for…

    Honoring Bay Area Transgender Leaders—Encore!

    Honoring Bay Area Transgender Leaders—Encore!

    The San Francisco Bay Times last month honored numerous Bay Area transgender leaders ahead of the Transgender Day of Visibility. As for Earth Day, a day of this magnitude requires…

    Donna’s Chronicles, “Our listing of the weekend of activities…”

    Donna’s Chronicles, “Our listing of the weekend of activities…”

    By Donna Sachet– Our listing of the weekend of activities for the recent Mr. San Francisco Leather Contest caused some queries from our less frequent readers, who may not know…

    San Francisco Hiking Club One of Best in Country for LGBTQ+ Hikers

    San Francisco Hiking Club One of Best in Country for LGBTQ+ Hikers

    The San Francisco Hiking Club, formed in March 1983, organizes hikes and other outdoor adventures for LGBTQ+ people and their friends. It is one of the best and most active…

    Amigos Aventureros Trip to the Point Reyes National Seashore

    Amigos Aventureros Trip to the Point Reyes National Seashore

    On Friday, March 9, 2025, San Francisco Bay Times volunteer team members, led by Juan R. Davila and Miguel Vasquez, had a hard decision to make. Where to spend their…

    The Many Loves of Karol Szymanowski

    The Many Loves of Karol Szymanowski

    By Dr. Bill Lipsky– Many lovers of music consider Karol Szymanowski (1882–1937) to be Poland’s greatest composer since Frederick Chopin (1810–1849), with a body of work one critic described “as a…

    Ann Rostow: She Shocked the Sheriff

    Ann Rostow: She Shocked the Sheriff

    By Ann Rostow– She Shocked the Sheriff I was struck by a video of a woman in a Tucson Walmart, who was confronted by male sheriff deputies in the ladies…

    About Our Cover – March 27, 2025

    About Our Cover – March 27, 2025

    The Transgender Day of Visibility is observed worldwide each year on March 31, with this year’s observance holding all the more importance given intensifying vitriol and attacks against trans people…

    Bay Area Transgender Leaders Identify the Most Pressing Issues Now Impacting the Trans Community

    The transgender community is now on the frontlines of LGBTQ+ activism in the U.S. In recent months, this has largely been in response to the federal government rolling back protections…

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