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    From South Carolina on Saturday to Super Tuesday in Denmark—Oops, I Mean California

    From South Carolina on Saturday to Super Tuesday in Denmark—Oops, I Mean California

    By Andrea Shorter– Are you ready for some Primary Election? Good, because next Tuesday, March 3, is the California Democratic Primary Election. As now one of 14 states holding primary…

    Every Moment a Marriage Equality Moment: Breakfast with My Dad at His Retirement Community

    Every Moment a Marriage Equality Moment: Breakfast with My Dad at His Retirement Community

    By Stuart Gaffney– You never know for sure what awaits you at breakfast time at my 96-year-old dad’s Southern California retirement community, where John and I visited over the recent…

    Supervisor Mandelman Introduces Ordinance That Could Bring Gay Bathhouse Culture Back to SF

    Supervisor Mandelman Introduces Ordinance That Could Bring Gay Bathhouse Culture Back to SF

    Supervisor Rafael Mandelman on February 11 introduced an ordinance requiring the Department of Public Health to update their minimum health and safety standards for commercial adult sex venues and to…

    Dan Ashley of ABC7 News Pays It Back with Rock the CASA

    Dan Ashley of ABC7 News Pays It Back with Rock the CASA

    It is sometimes hard to find constants in the fast-paced Bay Area, given the high turnover of jobs, living arrangements, small businesses, and more. Perhaps that is one reason it…

    World’s Premiere All-Male Drag Ballet Company Mixes High Art with Delicious Satire

    World’s Premiere All-Male Drag Ballet Company Mixes High Art with Delicious Satire

    Jacques D’Aniels. Nadia Doumiafeyva. Nina Enimenimynimova. These legendary (faux!) stars of the ballet, along with their full company of danseurs extraordinaires in Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo, will return…

    In the News: 2.13.20

    SF First in Nation to Fund Services for Transgender Older Adults and Adults with Disabilities San Francisco on February 10 became the first city in the nation to fund services…

    Ann Rostow: It’s My Party and I’ll Cry If I Want To

    Ann Rostow:  It’s My Party and I’ll Cry If I Want To

    By Ann Rostow– It’s My Party and I’ll Cry If I Want To I write to you on the morning of the New Hampshire primary having decided to vote for…

    March 3 Primary: The Second Most Important Election Day of Your Life

    March 3 Primary: The Second Most Important Election Day of Your Life

    By Louise “Lou” Fischer– November 3, 2020, will be the most important Election Day ever for every living, breathing human being in the United States and probably the world. The…

    A City, and a Party, Worth Fighting For

    A City, and a Party, Worth Fighting For

    By Peter Gallotta– If someone had told me 15 years ago that one day I would be living in San Francisco and running for elected office, I would have told…

    We Are So NOT in Iowa Anymore

    We Are So NOT in Iowa Anymore

    By Andrea Shorter– Yes, we are still in an ad nauseam whine-a-thon loop about the total breakdown in Iowa’s long awaited Democratic Presidential Primary Caucus vote pick last week. Yes,…