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    Beyond Long-term Care Insurance

    Beyond Long-term Care Insurance

    Seventy percent of people turning age 65 today can expect to require some form of long-term care during their lives, according to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.…

    Ann Rostow: We’re on the Docket

    Ann Rostow: We’re on the Docket

    By Ann Rostow We’re on the Docket On Friday, January 16, the Supreme Court announced that it will review the Sixth Circuit marriage cases, scheduling briefs by mid-April, with a…

    In the News

    In the News

    By Dennis McMillan Political Arm of the Statewide Tenant Movement Launched 2015 marks the launch of the Tenants Together Action Fund. TT Action Fund will work to hold legislators accountable,…

    Honoring Our Mother and Founding Court

    Honoring Our Mother and Founding Court

    By Nicole Murray Ramirez, Queen Mother I of the Americas San Francisco is the birthplace of the Gay Games, AIDS Name Project Quilt, Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence, Harvey Milk’s gay…

    Reflecting Upon Our Half Century

    Reflecting Upon Our Half Century

    By John F. Weber, Emperor XXVI On behalf of the Imperial Council of San Francisco, Inc. Board of Directors, it is with special honor that I congratulate Emperor John Paul…

    Anniversary Wishes

    Anniversary Wishes

    Anne Kronenberg José Sarria, a true gay rights pioneer, had the vision and the inspiration to found the first Court system here in San Francisco. The Imperial Court is an…

    What’s Next?

    What’s Next?

    By Donna Sachet, Heir Apparent 4th in Line of Succession to Queen Mother I Nicole the Great Editor’s Note: The following is an excerpt from a piece that is published…

    50 Years of Fabulous – Documentary Reveals the Successes and Struggles of the Imperial Court

    50 Years of Fabulous –  Documentary Reveals  the Successes and Struggles  of the Imperial Court

    Being homosexual was still illegal in the U.S., yet José Sarria introduced the Imperial Council of San Francisco (ICSF) as a campy social club governed by drag queens and open…

    Sweat and Glitter

    Sweat and Glitter

    Happy New Year to our faithful San Francisco Bay Times readers! I hope your year is off to a good start. How many New Year’s resolutions have you made? How…

    Good News for City College, District 3 Blues, Changing of the Guard at Alice and Milk

    Good News for City College, District 3 Blues, Changing of the Guard at Alice and Milk

    Restoration Granted to City College The new year has brought good news for City College of San Francisco. On January 14, the Accrediting Commission for Community and Junior Colleges announced…