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    The Evolving Landscape of LGBTQ+ Inclusion in College Football

    The Evolving Landscape of LGBTQ+ Inclusion in College Football

    The 2026 college football season has kicked into high gear this fall with at least three NCAA Division I teams in the Bay Area: UC Berkeley’s California Golden Bears, the…

    NLGJA’s Deep San Francisco Roots

    NLGJA’s Deep San Francisco Roots

    The story of NLGJA: The Association of LGBTQ+ Journalists is fundamentally woven into the cultural and civic fabric of San Francisco. In 1990, former Oakland Tribune executive editor Leroy “Roy”…

    LGBTQ+ Crush Season Escape to Wine Country

    LGBTQ+ Crush Season Escape to Wine Country

    Late summer through early November is Crush Season in California’s Wine Country. During its peak period, wineries harvest grapes and immediately press or “crush” them to begin fermentation. At a…

    About Our Cover 8.13.26

    About Our Cover 8.13.26

    August 2026 marks the fifth Transgender History Month observed in San Francisco. Former Mayor London Breed declared the first such month in August 2021, making San Francisco the first city…

    How Golden Gate Park Became California’s Largest Queer Green Space

    How Golden Gate Park Became California’s Largest Queer Green Space

    When nineteenth-century critics dismissed San Francisco’s ambitious park plan as a foolish attempt to grow greenery on barren ocean dunes, few could have predicted the triumph that would rise from…

    Midnight at Orphan Andy’s: The Castro’s Forever Diner

    Midnight at Orphan Andy’s: The Castro’s Forever Diner

    Eating at Orphan Andy’s at midnight is like stepping into a cozy, neon-lit sanctuary where the pulse of the Castro softens into pure comfort. Squeezing into one of the vintage…

    About Our Cover: How to Build Something That Endures

    About Our Cover: How to Build Something That Endures

    “It’s about seeing each other and showing up for each other and carrying each other, when we’re weary or faltering or losing faith. That’s how you build something that endures.”…

    About Our Cover: Celebrating 50 Years of Frameline

    About Our Cover: Celebrating 50 Years of Frameline

    The cover of this issue of the San Francisco Bay Times—the first of two Pride Month issues—pays tribute to some of the memorable films shown at the Frameline Film Festival…

    Second Annual Celebrating Bay Area AAPI LGBTQ+ Women Leaders & Allies to Be Held May 28 at the SF LGBT Center

    Second Annual Celebrating Bay Area AAPI LGBTQ+ Women Leaders & Allies to Be Held May 28 at the SF LGBT Center

    The San Francisco Bay Times on May 28, 2026, 6–10 pm, will present the second annual Celebrating Bay Area AAPI LGBTQ+ Women Leaders & Allies at the SF LGBT Center,…

    President Mandelman and Other Officials Arrested at SFO on May Day During Protest for Labor Rights

    President Mandelman and Other Officials Arrested at SFO on May Day During Protest for Labor Rights

    Rafael Mandelman, who is President of the San Francisco Board of Supervisors and is a San Francisco Bay Times columnist, was among the local elected officials who were arrested on…

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