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By Lara Hueter11/8/2018 Last night brought LGBTQ+ victories—a “rainbow wave”—across the country, bringing hope alongside the Democrats’ long-awaited retake of the House. More LGBTQ+ candidates won races than ever before. …
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3/1/2019The San Francisco Trans March is the largest transgender Pride event in the city and one of the largest trans events in the world.by Ashley Latham, Trans Employment Associate Since …
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1/15/2019 Every year, the program works with more than 50 small business ownersby Caroline Gasparini According to the Williams Institute’s 2018 Data in Review, 4.5% of the United States’ population …
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12/15/2018 The emergence of AIDS activism helped bring attention to multiple systems of injusticeby Ashley Latham, SF LGBT Center intern The AIDS epidemic in San Francisco began in the 1980s …
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1/1/2019 By Rebecca Rolfe, Executive Director, SF LGBT Center January has arrived with the usual articles about resolutions to improve our health, home organization, and life savings. I personally don’t …
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11/15/2018 The holidays are a mixed bag for some of us; here are some ways to copeby Dany Ricci The winter holiday season is beloved by many, regarded across religious …
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But some countries in Latin America have already done that, with Argentina, Brazil and Uruguay being three that have made gay marriage legal. In this edition of Global Journalist, we …
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The Dispatch public affairs team talks politics and tackles state and federal government issues in the Buckeye Forum podcast. Your Right to Know. It could be worse — we could …
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He might just be "a beacon of hope for Christians all over the world," although "he's not great on gay rights," Norris admits with a chuckle. At it's core, the …
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But in his column for The Daily Mirror on Wednesday the Shadow Secretary of State for Health urged the Pontiff to endorse a new stance on gay rights. He said …
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