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    Out of the Closet and into City Hall

    Out of the Closet and into City Hall

    By Kippy Marks– When a candidate campaigns to become a Grand Duke or Grand Duchess, there is always a representation of colors that allows voters to know whom they are…

    Oakland City Council Declares September Oakland Pride Month

    Oakland City Council Declares September Oakland Pride Month

    By Rebecca Kaplan, Oakland City Councilmember At-Large– September is the month that Pride comes to Oakland. It is the month when Oakland gets to focus and celebrate the LGBTQ+ community…

    Welcome to Oakland Pride 2023: Celebrating Unity and Diversity!

    Dear Readers and Beloved Community, As the vibrant City of Oakland gears up for an extraordinary weekend of love, acceptance, and pride, we extend a warm welcome to all of…

    Hug the World

    Hug the World

    By Jewelle Gomez– A lot of attention has been showered on the film Barbie, and deservedly so. It’s a lot like its director Greta Gerwig: smart, funny, and feminist. I’ve…

    Late Summer Adventures, Including a Ride Through Tropical Storm Hilary

    Late Summer Adventures, Including a Ride Through Tropical Storm Hilary

    By Kate Brown, Ph.D.– It’s hard to imagine that Summer 2023 is almost at a close. In August, some members of Dykes on Bikes, as well as friends from other…

    The Lede to Our Undoing

    The Lede to Our Undoing

    Michele Karlsberg: In The Lede to Our Undoing, Donald Mengay takes us to 1970s rust-belt America. It was the era of civil rights, women’s rights, and gay rights, and saw…

    Top of Your Stack – Recommendations from Book Passage: 9.7.23

    Only This Beautiful Moment (fiction – hardbound) by Abdi Nazemian From the Stonewall Honor-winning author of Like a Love Story comes a sweeping tale of three generations of boys: an out…

    Apple Season Is Upon Us

    By Debra Morris– Apples are some of the first fall fruits to arrive for the season—with some varieties arriving as early as August. However, farmers say that the wet winter…

    Anomaly SF, Where Culinary Innovation Reigns

    Anomaly SF, Where Culinary Innovation Reigns

    By David Landis– The dictionary definition of the word “anomaly” is “something different, abnormal, peculiar, or not easily classified.” That’s an apt description for the culinary inventiveness on display at…

    Take Me Home with You: Hippo

    “My name is Hippo! I am a two-year-old, male pit bull terrier who arrived at SF SPCA from Fresno, CA. I am very excitable—but in a good way!—and am learning…