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Our hearts and condolences go out to all those impacted by the senseless bombing tragedy in Boston. Safety and security of our attendees is our number one priority and we take these modern-day threat challenges very seriously. With the impending … Continue reading →

The Black Coalition on AIDS/Rafiki Wellness will be hosting a Black Health & Healing Summit – “Alive, Aware & Taking Action,” on Saturday, April 20, from 9am-5pm at the Cesar Chavez Student Center at San Francisco State University. Conference highlights … Continue reading →

San Francisco’s Pride Parade and festival is the best LGBT event in the city in this year’s Best of the Gays readers’ poll. SF Pride was also voted best LGBT fundraiser. “All of us are profoundly committed to promoting our … Continue reading →

As we approached the end of Women’s History Month, SF Pride took stock of the enormous contributions women have made to the global movement for LGBT rights and visibility. Here at San Francisco Pride, a trendsetter in the global Pride … Continue reading →

Statement by Congresswoman Nancy Pelosi. Edie Windsor lost the love of her life in 2009. They had been together for more than 40 years. They were partners and best friends. They shared everything and honored their responsibilities to one another. … Continue reading →

Each year, Women’s History Month is celebrated.  It is a month dedicated to recognizing the contributions and historical events by women that have shaped society as well as the ongoing challenges that women face.  The 2013 National Women’s History Month … Continue reading →

San Francisco Supervisor Mark Farrell Supervisor Mark Farrell has introduced legislation at City Hall which will have a significant and positive financial impact for LGBT couples in San Francisco who work for the City. Currently, if same-sex spouses/domestic partners elect to … Continue reading →

On January 21st, our President gave an awe-inspiring and historic address that linked women’s rights, civil rights and the struggle for LGBT freedom: “Our journey is not complete until our gay brothers and sisters are treated like anyone else under … Continue reading →

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