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    The Remarkable Dr. James Barry

    The Remarkable Dr. James Barry

    By Bill Lipsky– The scandal began almost the moment the good doctor died on July 25, 1865, at his home in London. Although he had left specific orders to be…

    Donna’s Chronicles, “Do yourself a favor and get tickets…”

    Donna’s Chronicles, “Do yourself a favor and get tickets…”

    By Donna Sachet– Do yourself a favor and get tickets now on any Friday or Saturday for Compton’s Cafeteria Riot, an immersive theatrical reenactment of the San Francisco evening when…

    2025 af&co Pride Crawl on June 3

    2025 af&co Pride Crawl on June 3

    The annual Pride Crawl, presented by lifestyle marketing and public relations firm af&co., happened on June 3, 2025, from 5–8:30 pm. Hosted by Bobby Friday, the Pride Crawl featured some…

    Manny’s in the Mission Targeted by Vandals After ICE Protests

    Manny’s in the Mission Targeted by Vandals After ICE Protests

    Photo courtesy of Jewish Community Relations Council Manny’s, founded by Manny Yekutiel who is also the Executive Director of the Civic Joy Fund, was targeted by vandals following anti-ICE protests…

    Happy Pride Month!

    Happy Pride Month!

    By Kate Brown, Ph.D.– San Francisco Dykes on Bikes® kicked off Pride Month 2025 with a thunder! On May 31, we had the honor of leading the Sonoma County Pride…

    Ann Rostow: He’s Sort of Heavy

    Ann Rostow: He’s Sort of Heavy

    By Ann Rostow– He’s Sort of Heavy I’ve noticed that whenever a Pope makes even the most anodyne remark, a host of GLBT commentators jubilantly pounce on his words in…

    The Valkyries Historic Season Opener at Chase Center

    The Valkyries Historic Season Opener at Chase Center

    A sold-out crowd of 18,064 fans packed Chase Center on May 16, 2025, for the Golden State Valkyries historic season opener. As the first WNBA expansion team since 2008 and…

    Dear Mayor Lurie …

    Dear Mayor Lurie …

    By Joanie Juster– In 1983, AIDS activist Roger Gail Lyon testified before Congress, pleading so passionately that his friend Gert McMullin sewed his words into his panel for the AIDS…

    Horizons Foundation Announces Recipients of Funding Through New Trans POC Initiative

    Horizons Foundation has announced that four Transgender People of Color (Trans POC) organizations based in the Bay Area will receive funding totaling $1 million over three years via Horizons’ new…

    Exploring End-of-Life Options With Heart, Intention, and a Little Bit of Earthy Magic

    Exploring End-of-Life Options With Heart, Intention, and a Little Bit of Earthy Magic

    By Brandon Miller– At Brio, we believe financial planning should embrace your whole life—right up to its final act. End-of-life conversations can be tough, but they don’t have to be…