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6/26 And Beyond
As the new year commences, we initiate a new name for our column: 6/26 and Beyond. You might ask: What’s 6/26? It’s June 26–not only the date of the founding…
San Francisco Gay Flag Football League Continues to Grow
By John Chen While the city of San Francisco is busily welcoming Super Bowl 50, scores of local LGBT tight ends and wide receivers are busily catching and scoring every…
Super Bowl 50 Calendar of Events
Super Bowl 50 Calendar of Events Gridiron Glory Pro Football Hall of Fame Exhibit: Santa Clara What: Santa Clara’s Triton Museum of Art will be home to “Gridiron Glory: The…
GGBA: Ready to Kick that Field Goal!
By JP Leddy The Golden Gate Business Association (GGBA), the Nation’s first LGBT Chamber of Commerce, is reporting that 77 Certified LGBT-owned businesses registered for the National Football League’s (NFL)…
50 Fund Shines Light on the SF LGBT Center’s Youth Program
By Ruth McFarlane, JD MSW 50 Fund, the legacy fund of the San Francisco Bay Area Super Bowl 50 Host Committee, has made a generous $10,000 contribution supporting the youth…
In the News: January 14, 2016
-By Dennis McMillan Mayor Lee’s Inauguration: Pomp and Protest Mayor Ed Lee’s second inauguration drew thousands of people—including state and federal politicians, city supervisors, heads of city departments and hundreds…
Super Bowl 50: Golden and Gay
At least two veteran National Football League players are gay, draft analyst Benjamin Allbright reports. While the closet for LGBT pro football players is likely larger than Levi’s Stadium, many…
Ann Rostow: Sad Home, Alabama
By Ann Rostow Sad Home, Alabama Here’s some big news out of the Supreme Court, where justices have slapped down the antigay Alabama Supreme Court and restored visitation rights to…
In the News: December 17, 2015
By Dennis McMillan LGBTQ-inclusive Companies Among Most Financially Successful It comes as no surprise to us that the most LGBTQ-inclusive companies are among the most financially successful. Logo announced its…
Inspiration from Nonagenarians and Students from SF’s School of the Arts
For readers unfamiliar with the word—don’t worry—nonagenarians are not the latest addition to the wonderful and ever expanding alphabet soup that is the LGBTIQ movement. Nonagenarians are people in their…
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