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Stamps of Approval
By Dr. Bill Lipsky– As we remember the 50th anniversary of the first pride celebrations and the daring people who made them possible, we also take pleasure in the accomplishments…
Literary Friendships and Wine
By Michele Karlsberg– Michele Karlsberg: Authors Georgia Beers and Melissa Brayden are featured in this issue of the San Francisco Bay Times.Many folks look at writing books within the literary community as…
3 Reasons to Create a Financial Plan Amid This Chaos
By Brandon Miller, CFP– Ideally, you don’t plan for what to do in a disaster when you’re in the midst of one. But perhaps you didn’t get your financial act…
Two Crossovers for Enthusiasts
By Philip Ruth– Back to cars! That’s what the Bay Area is bracing for—an en masse migration from transit and rideshare services to private automotive travel. With post-coronavirus normality projected…
The Poor People’s Campaign: A National Call for Moral Revival
By Members of the Poor People’s Campaign Bay Area– The number of unhoused people dying on the street in San Francisco is triple the number that died last year at…
FRESH MEAT FESTIVAL of Transgender & Queer Performance Goes Online!
Fans of transgender and queer live performance rejoice: the wildly-popular annual FRESH MEAT FESTIVAL is moving online this year—and all tickets are completely FREE! “This year’s Festival is an act…
We Love You, Aimee Stephens!
By John Lewis and Stuart Gaffney– “Aimee, Aimee, Aimee! We love you! We love you! We love you!” That’s what Aimee Stephens, plaintiff in the historic transgender rights case currently…
Contenders & Contentions: Biden’s Veep Nominee
By Andrea Shorter– Is it possible to focus on anything else in political theater besides the debacle that plays out daily regarding the Trump administration’s failing response to the coronavirus…
‘…And All That Pride’
By Brett Andrews– Some things don’t have to change. We are who we are. Thank god. While this pandemic will prevent us from marching down Market Street in colorful mass…
Pink Triangle Will Be ‘Illuminated’ Vibrant Acre of Light for 25th Anniversary
For the past 24 years, hundreds of volunteers have gathered near the top of Twin Peaks to install The Pink Triangle, a beloved symbol of hope and inclusion. Led by…
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