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    First Ever Wine Train Pride Ride

    First Ever Wine Train Pride Ride

    Inaugural Wine Train Pride Ride to Benefit the Richmond/Ermet Aid Foundation This year marks the first ever Wine Train Pride Ride, and the San Francisco Bay Times is proud to…

    Profile of Michael Tate

    Profile of Michael Tate

    In the News: February 25, 2016

    By Dennis McMillan Mayor Lee Announces Police Department Reforms Mayor Ed Lee this week announced a package of police reforms to increase public safety, build greater trust between police officers…

    Ann Rostow: Resting on Our Laurels

    Ann Rostow: Resting on Our Laurels

    By Ann Rostow Resting on Our Laurels? Leading community commentators are pointing out that the GLBT movement seems to have lost its focus in the months following our Supreme Court…

    Super Bowl Hangover, A Truce in the Shuttle Wars, and Election Update

    Super Bowl Hangover, A Truce in the  Shuttle Wars, and Election Update

    Super Bowl Hangover Thank God Super Bowl 50 is over. The weeks-long occupation of our downtown and waterfront left a sour taste in lots of San Franciscans’ mouths. From the daily…

    What’s in a Hatchback’s Name?

    What’s in a Hatchback’s Name?

    Keeping young and beautiful is a not-so-subtle societal pressure on all of us, and carmakers feel it too. Toyota’s executives felt it in the early 2000s, when the days of…

    A Clear Choice for LGBT People in November

    A Clear Choice for LGBT People in November

    The sudden passing away of the notoriously anti-gay Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia has thrust the issue of the Supreme Court into the heart of the 2016 Presidential campaign. We…

    Beyoncé’s Impact, Re-visioning History, and Why We Need Ethnic Studies

    Beyoncé’s Impact, Re-visioning History, and  Why We Need Ethnic Studies

    Teacher Lyndsey Schlax of the Ruth Asawa San Francisco School of the Arts recently taught the nation’s first on-site high school LGBT course, according to district officials. She will resume…

    My Experience Volunteering for Hillary Clinton at the Nevada Caucus

    My Experience Volunteering for Hillary Clinton at the Nevada Caucus

    As we are all aware, the presidential primary season is well underway. Although California is the most populous state in the union, we have minimal influence in selecting the Democratic…

    A Golden Reign: Celebrating 50 Years of Fabulous

    A Golden Reign: Celebrating 50 Years of Fabulous

    A Reflection by the Reigning Monarchs of San Francisco on completing a regal year of fundraising, travel and supporting their local community, while working to preserve their organization’s history and…