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    Creativity During Chaos

    By Michele Karlsberg– Michele Karlsberg: Best-sellingauthor Karin Kallmaker is featured in this issue of the San Francisco Bay Times. During this time of chaos, Karin writes about real life crises and creative setbacks. Please…

    Astrology: Speaking to Your Soul

    Astrology: Speaking to Your Soul

    By Elisa Quinzi– We are being called to respond, rather than react, to the mounting tensions in the atmosphere. This requires us to withdraw our projections from onto the world,…

    Relevant TV, Internet, and Movie Characters

    Relevant TV, Internet, and Movie Characters

    By Jan Wahl– Television on YouTube is a place to easily access characters torn right from the front pages. Who could be more modern than Larry David? This standup comic…

    San Francisco Transgender Film Festival

    San Francisco Transgender Film Festival

    The popular film festival is back—online—for 2020. If you were worried about missing the San Francisco Transgender Film Festival (SFTFF) this year, well, have no fear! The world’s first and…

    COVID, Community, and Living with Dementia

    COVID, Community, and Living with Dementia

    By Dr. Marcy Adelman– Adriana Sanchez, Care Consultant for Family Caregivers Alliance (FCA), recently shared the following with me for the San Francisco Bay Times: “Peter, a gay man in…

    In the News: 10.22.20

    New Funds Approved for Castro District Safety Measures At the Transportation Authority meeting on October 20, additional funds were approved to enhance safety in the Castro District. As Supervisor Rafael…

    Ann Rostow: RIP, Monica Roberts

    Ann Rostow: RIP, Monica Roberts

    By Ann Rostow– RIP, Monica Roberts Sadly, we have to start with the untimely death of the greatly admired transgender blogger and activist, Monica Roberts, who collapsed outside her Houston…

    It’s Time to Vote

    It’s Time to Vote

    By Assemblymember Phil Ting– The November 2020 election is finally here. Along with other Californians, I am counting on you to vote, as we are fighting for the soul of…

    Jackie vs. Goliath for California State Senate

    Jackie vs. Goliath for California State Senate

    By Jennifer Kroot– Jackie Fielder, a young, indigenous, queer, Latina, Democratic Socialist is running for California State Senate. The District 11 seat, held by Scott Wiener, is up for grabs.…

    Outing Originalism as Outrageous

    Outing Originalism as Outrageous

    By Stuart Gaffney and John Lewis– Illinois Senator Richard Durbin called it “shameless”; Minnesota Senator Amy Klobuchar: a “sham.” They were, of course, talking about last week’s unprecedented U.S. Senate…