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An LGBTQ Community Forum on Avoiding Fraud, Scams, and Other Abuse
By Dr. Marcy Adelman– “A friend, an older single gay man, struck up a relationship with a man in his 20s. Within a month, the younger man moved into my friend’s home. The…
Making Out: A Literary Journey
By Michele Karlsberg– Michele Karlsberg: Kissing can feel fabulous, but are we trying to do something more through this common expression of affection? For Kathryn Bond Stockton, making out is…
Rikki Streicher: Champion of Individual Freedoms and LGBT Rights
By Dr. Bill Lipsky– Legendary entrepreneur, community business leader, and passionate sports activist, Elizabeth “Rikki” Streicher, was a leader in the movement to gain human rights for LGBT people in…
Beach Blanket Babylon Star Renée Lubin to Perform and Serve as Grand Marshal at SF Mardi Gras Benefit
San Francisco’s Krewe de Kinque (KDK) Mardi Gras club is gearing up for “Diners, Divas & Dives,” the theme for Bal Masque XVII, to be held at The Café on…
Ann Rostow: Mean Girl
By Ann Rostow– Mean Girl Recently, I read an article wondering why conservative Christians believe in Hell, given that the concept is not a main driver of faith in scripture.…
Women’s March 2020
By Morgan Shidler– On a beautifully sunny Saturday morning, thousands gathered in Oakland and San Francisco for the fourth year in a row of the Women’s March. Having been to the…
GGBA Message From Leadership: Power Lunch 2020 Is Right Around the Corner!
By Dr. Krystal Drwencke, DC– The Golden Gate Business Association (GGBA) has always attracted fiercely authentic people looking to make connections in new ways. And in 2015, the Power Lunch…
GGBA Member Spotlight: Torres Wine Tours
This month’s spotlight GGBA member business is Torres Wine Tours, which specializes in creating safe, fun, and memorable wine tasting tours in Sonoma, Napa, and beyond. It is LGBT owned…
Integrating Services in San Francisco to Tackle a Primary Cause and Consequence of Homelessness
By Brett Andrews– For decades, a medically focused paradox has existed within the U.S. health care system. Americans spend substantially more money on health care than any other industrialized nation.…
Addressing the Homeless Crisis
By Assemblymember Phil Ting– You see the size of encampments growing all over the Bay Area. In addition, there are more and more people living in their cars or RVs.…
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