By Donna Sachet– At precisely 6:30 pm, a roar of motorcycles shook Market Street as members of the Dykes on BikesÒ drove up in formation to The Academy closely followed…
By Bev Scott– I confess I was coasting, allowing the progressive politics of San Francisco to reassure me that we were making progress. Then the summer of 2020 happened. I…
By Dr. Bill Lipsky– Bobbi Campbell (January 28, 1952–August 15, 1984) would have been 70 this year. He was only 30 in 1982 when he and Dan Turner brought together…
By Sé Sullivan– Trans lives are under attack, and children are the primary targets. Many urgently ask, “What can we do to support?” Now, parents of trans and nonbinary children…
By David Landis– Growing up in the Midwest, ice cream was always a treat. Howard Johnson’s had their 28 flavors and then Baskin-Robbins came along with even more—31 flavors! But…
Five Bay Area mural artists this month will create a new work at 298 11th Street, in San Francisco, on the exterior of the Oasis nightclub/cabaret, one of the largest LGBTQ owned nightclubs…
Royal Witches: Witchcraft and The Nobility in Fifteenth-Century England by Gemma Hollman This is a fascinating history of four noblewomen in 15h Century England who dared to suffer no fools…
Burn the Page (nonfiction/memoir – hardbound) by Danica Roem This is a wonderful combination of inspiring memoir, social manifesto, and entertaining prose. Danica Roem made national headlines when—as a transgender…
By Debra Morris– Cherry season is here and the season is short so hustle over to your local farmers’ market and get farm-fresh, just-picked sweet cherries before they’re gone. There…
By Heather Freyer– As day becomes night, savor the refreshing Caribbean flavors of Añejo Cuatro rum and ginger ale. It’s called the Cuatro Highball, or as we like to say,…
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