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    Thanks Giving Can Be an Everyday Event

    Thanks Giving Can Be an Everyday Event

    By Brandon Miller, CFP– For this month’s column, I’d like to share something that’s an essential part of me—because I think it may benefit you, too. What I’m talking about…

    When Lovers Become Adversaries

    When Lovers Become Adversaries

    By Tom Moon, MFT– The kinds of issues that couples bring to couple counseling do not comprise a large list. The two most common topics involve sex (such as different…

    Judging the Value of Appearances

    Judging the Value of Appearances

    By Philip Ruth– “Dress for the job you want, not the one you have.” We’ve all heard some version of that advice, and it affirms that appearances are more than…

    Resilience and the Art of Bouncing Back

    Resilience and the Art of Bouncing Back

    By Jamie Leno Zimron– How do you deal with setbacks, seeming mistakes or failures that inevitably happen because you’re alive and human? Have you been taught about resilience, or thought…

    Jake Heggie of SF Opera’s It’s a Wonderful Life Talks About Music, His Influences and What It’s Like to Be Married to Beach Blanket Babylon’s ‘King Louie’

    Jake Heggie of SF Opera’s It’s a Wonderful Life Talks About Music, His Influences and What It’s Like to Be Married to Beach Blanket Babylon’s ‘King Louie’

    With a run beginning on Saturday, November 17, San Francisco Opera at the War Memorial Opera House will present composer Jake Heggie’s It’s a Wonderful Life, adapted from the 1946…

    A Lesbian Leather Daddy Love Story

    By Michele Karlsberg– Michele Karlsberg: Kimberly Dark, author of The Daddies, is featured in this issue of the San Francisco Bay Times. I asked Dark to discuss the phrase, “Who’s…

    The Day That I Became a Supporter of Harvey Milk

    The Day That I Became a Supporter of Harvey Milk

    By Roma Guy– It’s always special when someone who represents the best of a movement remains alive in us. Harvey Milk exemplifies such a remarkable individual. When I think of…

    Ann Rostow: It’s Bad, But Not That Bad, I Guess

    Ann Rostow: It’s Bad, But Not That Bad, I Guess

    By Ann Rostow– It’s Bad, But Not That Bad, I Guess Let’s all take a breath before taking to the streets over last spring’s draft memo on sex discrimination from…

    An Attack on One Is an Attack on All

    An Attack on One Is an Attack on All

    By John Lewis and Stuart Gaffney– We, like many others in the LGBTIQ community, were outraged when we learned of the Trump administration’s most recent shameless attack on transgender and…

    Bay Area Communities Mourn Victims of Pittsburgh Synagogue Shooting

    Bay Area Communities Mourn Victims of Pittsburgh Synagogue Shooting

    From Lake Merritt to San Jose City Hall, mourners gathered to remember the 11 victims of the October 27 mass shooting at Tree of Life (L’Simcha Congregation) in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.…