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Curated, At the Milliner’s by Édouard Manet
On display at the Legion of Honor One hallmark of Impressionist painting is the artists’ decision to represent the modern world, rather than scenes with allegorical themes or historical narratives.…
ABC Mini-series When We Rise to Benefit from Cleve Jones-Dustin Black Collaboration
Cleve Jones’ memoir inspired the ABC mini-series of the same name, When We Rise, which is scheduled to run on ABC in February 2017. We cannot wait to see it,…
Bereavement and the LGBTQ Community
The holidays can be a difficult time for those who are grieving. We sat down with Michelle Miller, M.A., MFTI, who is a bereavement counseling intern at Hospice by the Bay, to talk about grief and…
California LGBT Senior Services on the Front Lines
By Marcy Adelman After the President-elect takes office, we will need to be prepared for an assault on federal programs that benefit elders and people living with disabilities. We can…
In the News: 12.01.2016
Compiled by Dennis McMillan Battle Over SF LGBT Historical Sites Continues San Francisco’s Planning Commission voted 4 to 3 to allow the construction of a 12-story condo and hotel complex…
Ann Rostow: Please Keep Mitt!
By Ann Rostow Please Keep Mitt! My vigilant cousin provided us with our word of the week: “kakistocracy,” a government run by the least qualified. Yes, I know. You ran…
Thousands March in Bay Area Anti-Trump Demonstrations, Prepare for January 21 Women’s March on Washington
By Dennis McMillan Organizing is already underway for the January 21 Women’s March on Washington, when women will stand together in solidarity with their partners and children for the protection…
SF Library News, Wiener to the Senate, D8 Supervisor Speculation, and Presidential Election Challenges
By Zoe Dunning New Amnesty Program for SF Library Users If you are one of 155,000 library patrons with overdue items from the San Francisco Library, I have good news…
The Very Worst Election
By Rafael Mandelman Seeing as this is my first column since the election—certainly the very worst election of my lifetime—I feel compelled to acknowledge what we must all be feeling: this…
Inconvenient Truth
By John Lewis and Stuart Gaffney No aspect of the 2016 election was more unsettling for us than being forced to confront one of life’s most discomforting but universal truths:…
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