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    Artshot – Maskerade

    Artshot – Maskerade

    By Abby Zimberg– I discovered, on Market Street between Sanchez and Church, a wall display of images from contemporary artist Kate Tova’s Maskerade series created in 2020 as the COVID-19…

    Dykes With Drills: T-block for the Win

    Dykes With Drills: T-block for the Win

    By Julie Peri– Cutting wood on a chop saw can be dangerous if you don’t have your piece properly supported. Using a simple T-block can help solve this issue. You…

    Lit Snax: 2.10.22

    High-Risk Homosexual: A Memoir by Edgar Gomez Gomez has done the near-impossible: written a queer coming of age tale that feels entirely fresh and unique. Not only does his prose…

    Top of Your Stack: Recommendations from Book Passage 2.10.22

    Joan Is Okay (fiction- hardbound) by Weike Wang Joan is a thirtysomething ICU doctor at a busy New York City hospital. The daughter of Chinese parents who came to the…

    Pat, Cleo, and Ernestine: Pioneering Black Members of the Daughters of Bilitis

    Pat, Cleo, and Ernestine: Pioneering Black Members of the Daughters of Bilitis

    By Dr. Bill Lipsky– Pat ‘Dubby’ Walker Pat “Dubby” Walker had not heard of the Daughters of Bilitis (DOB) until Billye Talmadge, one of the organization’s co-founders, visited Oakland’s Orientation…

    Ann Rostow: Swimming Upstream

    Ann Rostow: Swimming Upstream

    By Ann Rostow– Swimming Upstream Last issue, I deliberately avoided the story of Lia Thomas, the transwoman who swims for the Penn State women, because I found The Washington Post coverage unnerving.…

    The Castro Theatre’s Future

    By Donna Sachet– Show an image of the Eiffel Tower and immediately the city of Paris comes to mind. The clocktower of Big Ben evokes the city of London. The…

    In Case You Missed It 1.27.22

    In Case You Missed It 1.27.22

    By Joanie Juster– Donation Love Throughout the Year If you’re like me, you might have experienced a flood of emails during the last two weeks of December from every nonprofit…

    Interview with the Groundbreaking New SF AIDS Foundation CEO Dr. Tyler TerMeer

    Interview with the Groundbreaking New SF AIDS Foundation CEO Dr. Tyler TerMeer

    Tyler TerMeer, Ph.D., on February 14 will assume his role as the 8th Chief Executive Officer of the San Francisco AIDS Foundation. His appointment was announced on January 4. Dr.…

    Holding the Gun Industry Accountable

    Holding the Gun Industry Accountable

    By Assemblymember Phil Ting– It’s heartbreaking to hear stories from mothers like Loren Lieb, who tried to sue the gun industry for a 1999 Southern California day care shooting that…