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    Time to Cross Borders

    Time to Cross Borders

    By Lyndsey Schlax– (Editor’s Note: Teacher Lyndsey Schlax of the Ruth Asawa San Francisco School of the Arts launched the nation’s first on-site high school LGBT course in 2015. She…

    Marching for the Dream, DREAMERS and a Fair 2020 Census

    Marching for the Dream, DREAMERS and a Fair 2020 Census

    By Andrea Shorter– This past Saturday, hundreds of thousands of true believers in equality joined Women’s Marches around the country and world. Many of us who marched continue to share…

    Trump Is Inadvertently Revitalizing the Women’s Movement

    Trump Is Inadvertently Revitalizing the Women’s Movement

    By Louise “Lou” Fischer– November 8, 2016, was one of the worst nights in Democratic Party history: the improbable election of an unqualified, immature, unhinged, erratic, malignant narcissist for President…

    New Leadership Elected for Influential SF Political Organizations

    New Leadership Elected for Influential SF Political Organizations

    By Tom Temprano– Congratulations, dear reader, we made it through 2017! There were times when, I’m sure, you felt certain that a Twitter-induced nuclear war was right around the corner.…

    Does the New Tax Law Help or Hurt You?

    Does the New Tax Law Help or Hurt You?

    By Brandon Miller, CFP– The President called the new tax law a “big, beautiful Christmas present” for Americans. Now that we’ve had a little time to unwrap the impact of…

    A Mission Statement, a Purpose, or Intention: Just Be Sure to Have One

    A Mission Statement, a Purpose, or Intention: Just Be Sure to Have One

    By Brett Andrews– And so, a New Year begins—one filled with hope, promise, and opportunity. While we hold fast to the optimism that surrounds it, we are also aware that…

    Overcoming Toxic Shame – Part 1: What Is It?

    Overcoming Toxic Shame – Part 1: What Is It?

    By Tom Moon, MFT– Part of being human is that we all experience guilt (the judgment that I’ve done something wrong) and shame (the judgment that I am wrong) at…

    Two Approaches to Sporty Coupes

    Two Approaches to Sporty Coupes

    By Philip Ruth– If this were the disco 70s, you’d probably seek out a coupe if you wanted to make an automotive statement. Think Chevrolet Monte Carlo or Mercury Cougar…

    Embracing the Queer Literary Community

    By Michele Karlsberg– Michele Karlsberg: For this issue of the San Francisco Bay Times, I present a guest article written by author Sassafras Lowrey. I started writing in 2002, when…

    Curated: VertiGhost

    Curated: VertiGhost

    Through March 25 at the de Young and the Legion of Honor Lynn Hershman Leeson, an artist with strong connections to the Bay Area, is recognized for her pioneering contributions…