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    U.S. Supreme Court: Transgender Discrimination Case Can Go Forward

    U.S. Supreme Court: Transgender Discrimination Case Can Go Forward

    By Stuart Gaffney and John Lewis– Five years ago, Evan Minton, a Sacramento-area transgender man, scheduled a hysterectomy as part of his gender confirmation surgery to be performed by his…

    Home for the Holidays

    Home for the Holidays

    By Dr. Tim Seelig– Home for the holidays—these four words conjure up a variety of thoughts, different for everyone. Maybe for you they conjure up a movie, a television show,…

    Oakland Moves Toward Cannabis Testing Ban

    Oakland Moves Toward Cannabis Testing Ban

    By Rebecca Kaplan, Oakland City Councilmember At-Large– At the November 9, 2021, Oakland Public Safety meeting, the Committee voted unanimously to forward the proposed ordinance introduced by me and coauthored…

    Donna’s Chronicles: The Academy’s third annual Legends Awards

    Donna’s Chronicles: The Academy’s third annual Legends Awards

    Donna Sachet– The Academy’s third annual Legends Awards ceremony took place last Friday at the Swedish American Hall and nearly 200 people showed up to celebrate and socialize, including Jan…

    Napa Valley: It’s About Wine

    Napa Valley: It’s About Wine

    By David Landis– It’s wine time. In the last issue, The Gay Gourmet visited Napa to recommend hotels, excursions, and restaurants. Now, it’s time for what’s front and center in…

    Floridian Nights

    Floridian Nights

    By Michele Karlsberg– Michele Karlsberg: After many well-deserved literary awards for his novel Flower of Iowa, author Lance Ringel has released a new bestseller, Floridian Nights, which captures a unique moment in…

    Speaking to Your Soul 11.18.21

    By Elisa Quinzi– Carl Jung told us, “That which we do not bring to consciousness appears in our lives as fate.” The planets do not cause events to happen to…

    Launch of the U.S.N.S. Harvey Milk Marks Historic Veterans Day Observance

    By Eddie Reynoso– This year’s Veterans Day was observed across America by LGBTQ veterans who celebrated the 10th anniversary of the lifting of the Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell ban, the…

    Breaking Silence About HIV Status

    Breaking Silence About HIV Status

    Billy Porter has been a queer icon for nearly a decade, at least since he won the 2013 Tony Award for Best Actor in a Musical for his role as…

    Al Baum (Posthumously) and Mollie Stone’s Markets to Be Honored on National Philanthropy Day

    National Philanthropy Day, November 18, was established to recognize and pay tribute to the meaningful contributions that philanthropy—and those active in our own philanthropic community—make to our lives, communities, and world.…