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    Ann Rostow: Make It Seventeen Minutes of Fame for Davis

    Ann Rostow: Make It Seventeen Minutes of Fame for Davis

    By Ann Rostow Make It Seventeen Minutes of Fame for Davis Grandstanding Kentucky clerk Kim Davis has been in and out of the news for the last couples of weeks,…

    Homosexuality and the Harlem Renaissance

    Homosexuality and the Harlem Renaissance

    Teacher Lyndsey Schlax of the Ruth Asawa San Francisco School of the Arts is teaching the nation’s first on-site high school LGBT course, according to dis­trict officials. In this column,…

    Election on My Mind

    Election on My Mind

    Win Aaron Win Of all the contests on this November’s ballot, there are none that I care about more than the District 3 Supervisor race. It is not just that…

    Examining the Words of the Pope

    Examining the Words of the Pope

    (Editor’s Note: As we went to press, news outlets reported that the Pope met with Kim Davis during his trip to the U.S. and offered her words of encouragement. As…

    A Reminder that Markets Move Up and Down

    A Reminder that Markets Move Up and Down

    One aspect we LGBT folk know well is the closeted pe­riod, where we told lies about ourselves to others and our­selves. Once we move through it, we rarely want to…

    Accord’s Honest Design Contrasts with VW’s Loss of Integrity

    It’s happened many times be­fore, but when we experienced a serious downward move in stocks in late August, it caught many investors off guard since we hadn’t been through such…

    Landmark Exhibition Reassembles Jewel City Works

    Landmark Exhibition Reassembles Jewel City Works

    “The overwhelming message of the Panama-Pacific International Exhibition, mounted a veritable instant after the tragedy of the 1906 earthquake and fire, is one of an optimistic, au­dacious San Francisco, not…

    Jewel City Sizzles with Queer Energy

    Jewel City Sizzles with Queer Energy

    In 1915, when the Panama-Pacific Internation­al Exposition (PPIE) opened, San Francisco was already a gay mecca for those in the know. Some 25 years beforehand, author, playwright and poet Oscar…

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    By Dennis McMillan ORAM Applauds President Obama’s Action to Help Syrian Refugees San Francisco-based ORAM (Organization for Refuge, Asylum, and Migration) calls on the Obama Administration to safeguard 500 Slots…

    Ann Rostow: Out Out Damned Spot!

    Ann Rostow: Out Out Damned Spot!

    By Ann Rostow Out Out Damned Spot! Have any of you seen the Tide same-sex marriage ad? Two men in tuxedos approach the church. “It’s too late to back out…