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    Filmmaker Recalls Sally Gearhart: ‘She Helped Change the World, and Also Changed Those of Us in Her World’

    Filmmaker Recalls Sally Gearhart: ‘She Helped Change the World, and Also Changed Those of Us in Her World’

    By Deborah Craig– Sally Gearhart was a toweringly brilliant woman I encountered quite by accident. I teach Public Health at SF State and am a filmmaker too. While helping LGBTQ…

    San Francisco Gay Men’s Chorus Artistic Director & Conductor Dr. Tim Seelig to Retire After Season 44

    San Francisco Gay Men’s Chorus Artistic Director & Conductor Dr. Tim Seelig to Retire After Season 44

    Following 10 seasons as Artistic Director and Conductor of the San Francisco Gay Men’s Chorus (SFGMC), Dr. Tim Seelig will retire at the conclusion of SFGMC’s Season 44 in 2022,…

    Leslie Sbrocco of ‘Check, Please! Bay Area’ on Pride

    Leslie Sbrocco of ‘Check, Please! Bay Area’ on Pride

    San Francisco Bay Times columnist and multiple Emmy award-winner Leslie Sbrocco of Check, Please! Bay Area and 100 Days, Drinks, Dishes, and Destinations wishes everyone a Happy Pride and shares…

    Astrology: Speaking to Your Soul

    Astrology: Speaking to Your Soul

    The atmosphere is ripe for sudden breakthroughs. Tension can give way to illumination. As we loosen our grip on our narrow framework of reality, evolutionary leaps in consciousness can occur.…

    Renowned LGBTQ Latinx Poet’s Work Presented in New Collection

    Renowned LGBTQ Latinx Poet’s Work Presented in New Collection

    By Michele Karlsberg– Michele Karlsberg: Emanuel Xavier’s poems are rooted in his experiences as a gay Latinx Nuyorican who survived an abusive childhood, abandonment, homelessness, addiction, and violence to speak openly about…

    The Memorial at Harvey Milk Plaza: Preliminary Design Revealed

    The Memorial at Harvey Milk Plaza: Preliminary Design Revealed

    The next-generation memorial will emphasize visibility, activism, and hope The Friends of Harvey Milk Plaza (FHMP) on June 24 revealed a new vision for the Memorial at Harvey Milk Plaza…

    Memories of Life, Love, and Activism at the Lyon-Martin House

    Memories of Life, Love, and Activism at the Lyon-Martin House

    When Phyllis Lyon and Del Martin as a couple purchased 651 Duncan Street in San Francisco in 1955, they both treasured the large front window that, on a clear day,…

    Sonoma County Pride Goes Beyond the Rainbow for 2021

    Sonoma County Pride Goes Beyond the Rainbow for 2021

    After a challenging year of cancellations and lockdowns, this year’s Sonoma County Pride celebration is returning with hope and positivity! This annual event will include a month-long series of COVID-19…

    Highlights from the Professional Business Women of California Conference 2021: IgniteCHANGE

    Highlights from the Professional Business Women of California Conference 2021: IgniteCHANGE

    The Professional Business Women of California Conference (PBWC) 2021: IgniteCHANGE, held from May 11–13, brought together a remarkable and diverse group—all leaders in their respective fields. They included keynote speaker…

    Margaret Cho Reveals Women She Admires

    Margaret Cho Reveals Women She Admires

    For the recent “Divas & Drinks @ The Academy” event, activist and renowned entertainer Margaret Cho revealed some of the many women who have inspired her and whom she admires.…