Jim Abbott, a veteran newspaper industry professional and friend of the San Francisco Bay Times, used to live in the Lewiston, Maine, area and is familiar with the Just-in-Time Recreation…
By Ames Simmons– It was around nine years ago at a transgender health and wellness conference that I first heard a healthcare provider talk about a transgender patient who was…
By Eduardo Morales, Ph.D.– La Academia Leadership Training AGUILAS will be offering four three-hour workshops on leadership in November. Those who complete all of the workshops will receive a certificate…
By Donna Sachet– This month of annual galas continued with AIDS Legal Referral Panel’s 40th annual From the Heart event at the Julia Morgan Ballroom on October 19, raising $250,000…
Shanti Project’s 49th Anniversary Dinner, held on Friday, October 27, at the Palace Hotel, celebrated the nonprofit human services agency that provides peer support and guidance to people affected by…
On Saturday evening, October 28, supporters and friends of the San Francisco Gay Men’s Chorus gathered to celebrate the opening of the Chorus’ new home, the Chan National Queer Arts…
On June 25, 1978, recently elected San Francisco City Supervisor Harvey Milk stood before a crowd gathered for the Gay Freedom Day celebration (the precursor to today’s Pride events) and…
By Michele Karlsberg– The collected works of landmark LGBTQ cultural figure Assotto Saint (1957–1994) are out now! Assotto Saint’s Sacred Spells: Collected Works is a remarkable volume that brings together…
Highway of Tears (nonfiction – hardbound) by Jessica McDiarmid (Honor Native American Heritage Month with a compelling read!) For decades, Indigenous women and girls have gone missing or been found…
Movies That Made Me Gay by Larry Duplechan Duplechan has concocted a relentlessly witty autobiography in the form of a pop-culturally erudite examination of movies from a queer, African-American POV.…
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