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    Drag Activism

    Drag Activism

    By Sister Roma– (Editor’s Note: On Thursday, April 7, Sister Roma, along with Kochina Rude and Afrika America, were panelists at a forum entitled Drag Activism at The Academy SF…

    The Obama Portraits Tour Includes Historic Work by Out Gay Artist

    The Obama Portraits Tour Includes Historic Work by Out Gay Artist

    A much-needed injection of hope will come to San Francisco this June when The Obama Portraits Tour opens at the de Young museum on June 18. The installation will feature…

    Announcing the Next Chapter in My Leadership Journey

    Announcing the Next Chapter in My Leadership Journey

    By Carolyn Wysinger– (Editor’s Note: The San Francisco Bay Times is proud to launch in this issue a new column by SF Pride President Carolyn Wysinger, who is the Education…

    About Our Cover 3.10.22

    About Our Cover 3.10.22

    Thousands of Bay Area residents, including members of the San Francisco Bay Times team, have taken to the streets to call for peace and an end to war after Russia…

    Lit Snax: 2.24.22

    Paul Takes the Form of a Mortal Girl by Andrea Lawlor This wildly imaginative and original novel follows the exploits of Paul Polydoris, who can (and frequently does) change gender…

    My Mother, the Audacious Ally

    My Mother, the Audacious Ally

    By Nguyen “Sir Whitney Queers” Pham– “Gay or straight, you’re my son.” I won’t forget these fiercely loving words that my Vietnamese mother expressed when she finally mustered the nerve…

    Famous and Notable LGBTQ Black Americans

    For Black History Month, GLAAD created the following list of well-known LGBTQ Black Americans—past and present. The already impressive list continues to grow and many more names could be added…

    Amy Schneider Talks About Jeopardy!, Representation, and Her Future Plans

    Amy Schneider Talks About Jeopardy!, Representation, and Her Future Plans

    By Joanie Juster– Way back in December 16 I wrote: “Amy Schneider is on a roll, and shows no signs of slowing down. Her string of powerhouse victories on Jeopardy!…

    We Can’t Wait for Jobs and Freedom

    By Rebecca Kaplan, Oakland City Councilmember At-Large– In 1963, hundreds of thousands of people marched in what many now refer to as the “March on Washington for Civil Rights.” But…

    Donna Sachet Shares Memories About the Castro Theatre

    Donna Sachet Shares Memories About the Castro Theatre

    (Editor’s Note: Legendary entertainer, fundraiser, and San Francisco Bay Times columnist Donna Sachet has not only attended countless events at the Castro Theatre over the decades, but has also performed…