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Compiled by Dennis McMillian Lewiston, ID – Lewiston City Councilors Oppose Proposed Nondiscrimination Ordinance – 9.12 The good news is an ordinance that would make it illegal in Lewiston, ID,…
SF Fireballs’ Hot Season Lands Them a Spot at the Gay Softball World Series
By Tony Jasinski The Gay Softball World Series, with over 5,000 participants and fans from 44 leagues in North America, is one of the world’s largest annual LGBT sporting events.…
The Choice to Move
My spouse and I recently moved to a smaller home after 30 years in our beautiful painted lady on Castro Street. As we downsized, donated, gave away and sold some…
Positive Resource Center to Honor SF Bay Times Photographer Rink
On October 1, Positive Resource Center will present the Emerson Community Volunteer Award to San Francisco Bay Times photographer Rink, who has been photographing our community for nearly five decades.…
Heading Toward the Supremes
All eyes will be on Washington later this month, as the United States Supreme Court has announced that on September 29, they will consider whether to hear one or more…
Ann Rostow: Conference Call
By Ann Rostow Conference Call Put September 29 on your calendar. That’s the first meeting of the Supreme Court’s 2014/2015 session. You know how those meetings go, right? The nine…
Down and Out on the Streets of San Francisco
San Franciscans hate homelessness. Some of us blame the homeless themselves for their circumstances. Others see, in the disorder in our BART stations and on our sidewalks, the obscene consequences…
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By Dennis McMillan Salt Lake City, UT – Utah Marriage Equality Plaintiffs Ask U.S. Supreme Court to Review Case – 8.28 The three couples challenging the State of Utah’s ban…
Tech Savvy: Out & Equal to Explore LGBT Equality in Technology Sectors at 16th Annual Workplace Summit
By Andrea Shorter Since the creation of the first silicon transistor in the South Bay over five decades ago, all sectors of commerce, education, medicine, and social life have been…
Healing the Wounded AIDS Warrior: An Interview with Tez Anderson
This is not a time for inaction in our fight against HIV/AIDS. As Tez Anderson told me during a recent interview, “We need to start planning for the next 20…
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