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Eileen Hansen, fighter for the Good Fight, has died and we all miss her

Tim Redmond - May 6, 2016

San Francisco lost a fighter, a progressive leader, and a friend to many of us April 29 when Eileen Hansen died of cancer. She...

Arts + Culture

Straight man bends: How the AIDS Lifecycle Ride changed me

Guest Opinion - May 4, 2016

By Kenneth Kann I’m a 69 year old straight, married man, in a glittering red dress, on a bicycle, pedaling 42 miles through conservative California...

News + Politics

Tom’s Town: Sex-shamers find little love in SF

Tom Temprano - February 2, 2016

San Francisco did not show a lot of love for the AIDS Healthcare Foundation (AHF) and its sex-shaming CEO Michael Weinstein last week. I’ve...

News + Politics

“This city crushed my dreams”

Sana Saleem - February 1, 2016

The sidewalk near Division and Bryant streets has quickly turned into a tent city for homeless people in San Francisco. It’s a shabby street...

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Tom’s Town: Let’s talk about PrEP, baby

Tom Temprano - January 7, 2016

JANUARY 8, 2016 -- If you aren’t a gay man, and perhaps even if you are, you may not be familiar with PrEP. Here’s...

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OPINION: A perspective on Ethics reform

Tim Redmond - October 30, 2015

The nonprofit dispute over Prop. C By Larry Bush OCTOBER 30, 2015 -- Some nonprofits, and the newly revived Bay Guardian, are opposing Proposition C, which...

Art

Recrowning the lost “Reigning Queens”

Marke B. - October 22, 2015

Rediscovered photos of downtown 1970s drag balls displayed at GLBT Museum, beginning Fri/23. By Marke B. ART LOOKS NYC's drag vogue balls have been all the rage...

News + Politics

Anger, sadness, hope as St. James Infirmary forced out

Caitlin Donohue - October 21, 2015

San Francisco's beloved sex worker health clinic will have to find a new home after losing its building, but a fundraising campaign looks to...

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The roommate law: A case in point

Tim Redmond - October 6, 2015

While Mayor Lee debates whether to veto a new tenant protection law, one former San Franciscan argues why it's needed OCTOBER 6, 2015 -- Editors's...

Arts + Culture

‘Breaking the Code’ depicts the enigma of Alan Turing

Marke B. - August 15, 2015

Theatre Rhinoceros takes on the tragic, complicated story of the gay mathematician who helped save the world. By Marke B. ONSTAGE Things get cooking in the second...

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