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    Gaining Ground on the Progressive Agenda

    Gaining Ground on the Progressive Agenda

    By Assemblymember Phil Ting– After California voters gave Democrats a super-majority in both the state Senate and Assembly following the 2018 elections, we were able to send Governor Newsom key…

    Are Gay Men Homosexuals?

    Are Gay Men Homosexuals?

    By Tom Moon, MFT– In his insightful new book Out of the Shadows: Reimagining Gay Men’s Lives (Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 2019), clinical psychologist Walt Odets begins by asking, “Are gay…

    Fall Arts Preview – PART II (October–Early December)

    Fall Arts Preview – PART II (October–Early December)

    October White Noise Through November 10 Berkeley Rep 2025 Addison Street, Berkeley http://www.berkeleyrep.org Berkeley Rep presents the West Coast premiere of Pulitzer Prize-winning author Suzan-Lori Parks’ play. Four old friends,…

    Castro Street Fair Proves Certainty of Harvey Milk’s Words of Wisdom

    By Dr. Bill Lipsky– In 1974, Harvey Milk and Scott Smith gave a block party and invited the immediate world. On August 18, some 5,000 people joined them at the…

    San Francisco Bay Area LGBTQ Community Needs Assessment

    By Francisco O. Buchting– Because the San Francisco Bay Area has a worldwide reputation as a welcoming place, it might be assumed that LGBTQ people here are, put simply, doing…

    Together, We Raised $1.1+ Million for 475+ LGBTQ Nonprofits on Give OUT Day

    Together, We Raised $1.1+ Million for 475+ LGBTQ Nonprofits on Give OUT Day

    By Nikole Pagan– April 18 was Give OUT Day, the only national day of giving for the LGBTQ community. And together, we made history, raising $1.1+ million for 475+ nonprofits—the…

    From Marvin to Melissa: Mercy Mercy Me – Wake Up!

    From Marvin to Melissa: Mercy Mercy Me – Wake Up!

    By Andrea Shorter– Ah, oh mercy, mercy me Ah things ain’t what they used to be, no no Radiation under ground and in the sky Animals and birds who live…

    Election Day 2019: Thoughts and Recommendations

    Election Day 2019: Thoughts and Recommendations

    By Louise “Lou” Fischer– November 5 is another Election Day in San Francisco. While it’s not the momentous “most important election ever in the history of the United States” that…

    This November, We Could End Mass Incarceration in San Francisco

    This November, We Could End Mass Incarceration in San Francisco

    By Peter Gallotta– When Chesa Boudin was just 14 months old, his parents dropped him off with a babysitter and never came back. That day, they drove a getaway car…

    The Numbers Concerning Racial Inequity and Health Disparities Don’t Lie

    The Numbers Concerning Racial Inequity and Health Disparities Don’t Lie

    By Brett Andrews– In October of 2017, I wrote an article for the San Francisco Bay Times that focused on the city’s Point-in-Time Count, which is a report primarily informed…