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    Lit Snax: 11.17.22

    I Was Born for This by Alice Oseman This is a feel-good novel about a fangirl, Angel, and her favorite band, The Ark. It touches upon every individual’s struggles and…

    After an Exciting Summer and Fall, SF Dykes on Bikes Looks Ahead to 2023

    After an Exciting Summer and Fall, SF Dykes on Bikes Looks Ahead to 2023

    By Kate Brown, Ph.D.– The San Francisco Dykes on BikesÒ (SFDOB) Women’s Motorcycle Contingent (WMC) had an exciting summer and fall that included new adventures, old traditions, and, most importantly,…

    Speaking to Your Soul 11.17.22

    Speaking to Your Soul 11.17.22

    By Elisa Quinzi– Nietzsche said, “Whoever is dissatisfied with himself is continually ready for revenge.” It is a natural principle that as we feel good, we tend toward generosity. So,…

    Take Me Home with You: Messi

    “My name is Messi! I am a three-year-old, male, German Shepherd Mix looking for my forever family! Although I can be wary of the spotlight, I strut my stuff for…

    Crispin Hollings (1961–2022)

    Longtime Castro neighborhood resident and community leader Crispin Hollings died unexpected on Thursday, November 10. An outpouring of sadness and acknowledgements of his volunteer work with LGBTQ+ community organizations followed…

    Savoring Southeast Asia

    Savoring Southeast Asia

    By David Landis, The Gay Gourmet– Re-reading Somerset Maugham’s great novels (thank you, Tommy Bonk) re-ignited my passion for the South Seas. How fortuitous that my husband had a business…

    Ann Rostow: Family Values

    Ann Rostow: Family Values

    By Ann Rostow– Family Values Whenever I have a deadline, I find myself surprisingly absorbed by arcane newspaper articles and websites. So far this morning, I’ve read about the effects…

    2022 World AIDS Day Commemorations, U.S. Trans Survey

    2022 World AIDS Day Commemorations, U.S. Trans Survey

    By Joanie Juster– Recently I basked in the warm sunshine at the Fillmore Farmers’ Market, enjoying the sunny fall weather. But now, the sky is overcast, there’s a chill in…

    Many Reasons to Celebrate 45 Years – Many More to Keep Fighting

    Many Reasons to Celebrate 45 Years – Many More to Keep Fighting

    By Imani Rupert-Gordon– When I joined the National Center for Lesbian Rights (NCLR) as the organization’s new Executive Director nearly three years ago, I did so knowing that there were…

    NCLR’s Dinner and Party Return in Person for First Time Since 2019

    After 3 long years, NCLR welcomes friends and family back to the organization’s San Francisco gala to celebrate victories and share how NCLR continues its forward momentum Renewed. For the…