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    Human Banner at Ocean Beach on January 31 to Protest ICE

    Human Banner at Ocean Beach on January 31 to Protest ICE

    Photos by Patrick Carney Pink Triangle project founder Patrick Carney, his husband Dr. Hossein Carney, Sister Roma, and many other LGBTQ+ community members were among the estimated 3000 protestors who…

    2027: A Real Cause for Celebration

    I love history. As a boy in 1976, I sat in front of the TV with a cassette player recording Walter Cronkite’s Bicentennial Minutes. I had been anticipating a joyous…

    ‘ICE Out’ Protest in San Francisco on January 30, 2026

    ‘ICE Out’ Protest in San Francisco on January 30, 2026

    Thousands of students, workers, and activists gathered at San Francisco’s Dolores Park on Friday, January 30, 2026, for a massive “ICE Out” protest, marching to City Hall in solidarity with…

    A Place to Call Home

    A Place to Call Home

    By Selisse Berry— I remember countless conversations in my 40s with other lesbians about jointly buying a large complex with a pool where we could all retire together. Of course,…

    From the GLBT Historical Society Periodicals Collection: Onyx: Black Lesbian Newsletter

    From the GLBT Historical Society Periodicals Collection: Onyx: Black Lesbian Newsletter

    This Black History Month, the GLBT Historical Society is highlighting a remarkable piece of Bay Area LGBTQ+ history from our Periodicals Collection, Onyx: Black Lesbian Newsletter. Originally launched in 1982…

    Riding Toward 50 Years: Pride, History, and the Road Ahead

    Riding Toward 50 Years: Pride, History, and the Road Ahead

    Photos courtesy of Dykes on Bikes By Kate Brown, Ph.D— As we prepare to roll into this year’s San Francisco LGBTQ+ Pride Parade, San Francisco Dykes on Bikes® (DOBTM) is…

    Donna’s Chronicles, “The long-awaited reopening weekend…”

    Donna’s Chronicles, “The long-awaited reopening weekend…”

    By Donna Sachet— The long-awaited reopening weekend of The Castro Theatre lived up to all expectations! On Friday, February 6, 2026, Mayor Daniel Lurie, State Senator Scott Wiener, City Board…

    Ann Rostow: Seeing Was Believing

    Ann Rostow: Seeing Was Believing

    By Ann Rostow— Seeing Was Believing While preparing to write this column, I reviewed a collection of GLBT news items and stories, and I was particularly struck by a piece…

    Castro Theatre Community Opening to Celebrate 20th Anniversary of the Castro Community Benefit District

    Castro Theatre Community Opening to Celebrate 20th Anniversary of the Castro Community Benefit District

    The February 6, 2026, Community Opening of the Castro Theatre will mark the 20th anniversary of the Castro Community Benefit District (Castro CBD) with a showing of the 1994 film…

    Money Dysmorphia Explained: Why Smart People Feel Broke When They’re Not

    Money Dysmorphia Explained: Why Smart People Feel Broke When They’re Not

    By Brandon Miller— The credit card companies just sent you an annual spending recap. You looked at the total and felt … something. Guilt? Anxiety? A vague sense that you…