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    Oakland Honors Asian Pacific Islanders While Committing to Fight Against Anti-Asian Racism

    By Rebecca Kaplan, Oakland City Councilmember At-Large– On May 12, the Oakland City Council had the honor of unanimously passing an important resolution: Resolution Condemning Anti-Asian Hate Crimes, and Honoring…

    Take Me Home with You!

    “My name is Rufus! I’m just seven months old and still fascinated by the world around me. I love hanging out with other dogs and dream of having a canine…

    Out of the Crowd Comes Harvey Milk

    Out of the Crowd Comes Harvey Milk

    By Tom Ammiano– I moved to 16th and Castro in 1968. If you walked down Castro Street almost at any time then, you would probably see Harvey Milk physically going…

    Ann Rostow: From Bad to Worse

    Ann Rostow: From Bad to Worse

    By Ann Rostow– From Bad to Worse I think we all expected by now that Corona Life will be with us for months, a year, maybe more. But in my…

    Female World Leaders Excel During Crisis as Trump Tanks

    Female World Leaders Excel During Crisis as Trump Tanks

    By Louise “Lou” Fischer– So here we are, week 7 (or is it 8? who knows anymore) of captivity and I’ve realized 2 things: 1) Trump sucks as president. He really…

    Power of Community Needed for Virtual AIDS Walk SF on July 19

    Power of Community Needed for Virtual AIDS Walk SF on July 19

    By Brett Andrews– From its best vantage point, this moment is all about the community pulling together. Sheltering in place is an act of community. It’s also a privilege. And…

    Emin Demirci: A Genius of the Mind and Heart

    Emin Demirci: A Genius of the Mind and Heart

    By John Lewis– Every so often, you meet someone who changes the way you look at the world. One such a person for me is the highly acclaimed and sought-after…

    Disturbing Parallels: No Excuse for Hate

    Disturbing Parallels: No Excuse for Hate

    By Assemblymember Phil Ting I don’t have to tell you; our world has changed drastically. I commend our state and local leaders who took decisive action to slow the spread…

    Grand Reopening: The Grim Politics on Erring on the Side of ‘I Told You So’

    Grand Reopening: The Grim Politics on Erring on the Side of ‘I Told You So’

    By Andrea Shorter– U.S. Congressman Adam Schiff deserves the first “I told you so” credit. After the GOP Senate refused to remove the impeached president from office following his recorded…

    Panels from the AIDS Memorial Quilt

    Panels from the AIDS Memorial Quilt

    In this issue of the San Francisco Bay Times we are launching a new column on the AIDS Memorial Quilt, which was conceived by Bay Times founding contributor, San Francisco…