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An Archive Of Hope: Harvey Milk’s Actual Words
“An Archive of Hope” is Milk in his own words. A collection of his speeches, columns, campaign materials, and press releases all introduced in context by the editors, James Black and Charles Morris. Marilyn interviews these professors about their book, about Milk, and we learn firsthand about his passion for government by the people, his [...]
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Airline Stewards’ Sky-high Impact
Is it true that most airline stewards are gay? Was it ever? How did their legal battles with airlines help advance gay rights and workplace gender equity? Is the tale of “Patient Zero” – a flight attendant accused of being the initial transcontinental spreader of HIV – accurate? Stow your tray tables and put your [...]
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It was a big success. Thank you!
Huge thanks to the 80+ people who donated through Give OUT Day May 9! We raised over $3,000 in donations + a $3,000 bonus from Horizons Foundation for having the second highest number of individual donors for “small” Bay Area lgbt non-profits (annual budgets under $500k, and our budget is WAY under that!). We’re thrilled! [...]
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Pollo Del Mar: Drag Entrepeneur
Pride is just around the corner so let’s have some fun! Marilyn takes a look at “Gay Days” in amusement parks. Disneyworld was first in ’91 and the right wing boycotted them for 8 years. Do we still need them? Her guest is drag star Pollo Del Mar, who’s producing “Pride Night” at Great America [...]
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“The End of San Francisco” — Mattilda
Mattilda Bernstein Sycamore, the provocative, agitated, angry, queer anti-assimilationist writer, is back! With her latest … manifesto? Or memoir? (even though she’s still under 40!) In The End of San Francisco, Mattilda deals with family, incest, gay sex work, the digital ruination of our City by the Bay, political correctness and its stifling effect on [...]
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An Archive Of Hope: Harvey Milk’s Actual Words
“An Archive of Hope” is Milk in his own words. A collection of his speeches, columns, campaign materials, and press releases all introduced in context by the editors, James Black and Charles Morris. Marilyn interviews these professors about their book, about Milk, and we learn firsthand about his passion for government by the people, his [...]
Airline Stewards’ Sky-high Impact
Is it true that most airline stewards are gay? Was it ever? How did their legal battles with airlines help advance gay rights and workplace gender equity? Is the tale of “Patient Zero” – a flight attendant accused of being the initial transcontinental spreader of HIV – accurate? Stow your tray tables and put your [...]
It was a big success. Thank you!
Huge thanks to the 80+ people who donated through Give OUT Day May 9! We raised over $3,000 in donations + a $3,000 bonus from Horizons Foundation for having the second highest number of individual donors for “small” Bay Area lgbt non-profits (annual budgets under $500k, and our budget is WAY under that!). We’re thrilled! [...]
Pollo Del Mar: Drag Entrepeneur
Pride is just around the corner so let’s have some fun! Marilyn takes a look at “Gay Days” in amusement parks. Disneyworld was first in ’91 and the right wing boycotted them for 8 years. Do we still need them? Her guest is drag star Pollo Del Mar, who’s producing “Pride Night” at Great America [...]
“The End of San Francisco” — Mattilda
Mattilda Bernstein Sycamore, the provocative, agitated, angry, queer anti-assimilationist writer, is back! With her latest … manifesto? Or memoir? (even though she’s still under 40!) In The End of San Francisco, Mattilda deals with family, incest, gay sex work, the digital ruination of our City by the Bay, political correctness and its stifling effect on [...]
The Road to Being Out At The Top
For the first time, top corporate executives are telling their stories of being out in the workplace in a new anthology, “Out and Equal at Work: From Closet to Corner Office.” Some of these contributors lost their jobs, family, friends and some nearly their lives. But by being their authentic selves at work, many saw [...]
