Editor’s note: CA pride
Whether you’re a surfer, celebrity, radical politician, student or farmer, this content will give you a strong sense of pride for the state we call home.
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Photo essay: 2019 San Francisco Pride Parade
The annual Pride Parade stretched from Embarcadero to Civic Center with spectators of all ages. Attendees filled the air with a sense of unity.
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Improving mental health for LGBTQ+ people requires compassion, understanding from all
Ask for pronouns. Make the effort to learn appropriate terminology. Practice eliminating discriminatory language from your repertoire.
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Berkeley senior center organizes ‘Gay Day’ event with ‘Come as You Are’ theme
Richard Castrillon, director of the North Berkeley Senior Center, said he believed it was very important to show that the event was open to anyone, making this idea clear with the “Come as You Are” theme. The event this year saw the participation of seniors and young people alike who are part of the LGBTQ+ community or who wanted to celebrate Pride with the community.
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4 inadequate reasons to go to the San Francisco Pride Parade
Pride is a deeply significant event, so it’s not something to treat like a party — it has a purpose. Here are four inadequate reasons to go to Pride.
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6 things you should bring to the San Francisco Pride Parade
If you’re planning on going to Pride, you’re going to have a long day in the sun, exposed to the elements. So plan ahead and bring these essentials.
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Sexually active
Sex on Tuesday
I still hear that nasty homophobic inner voice from time to time, but I can ignore it much better now. I can make the first move confidently and it’s not as scary as I once thought — especially because I know someone’s probably going to end up coming that night, as long as I actually start the conversation.
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Marriage was never enough: Why I’m still proud
Instead of rainbows, I received tuition hikes, unaffordable housing and the threat of losing health coverage, which keeps me undetectable and alive. The university didn’t save me.
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Editor’s note: Pride Month 2018
In our 2018 Pride Month impact issue, we hope to shed light on all that is still being done on the front for LGBTQ+ rights.
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Chicken soup to rainbow sherbet: food for the gay boy’s soul
Off the Beat
While I have lived among the most privileged generation of queer people in history, a certain outlook on life was fostered by a constant fear of reveal and rejection, the feeling of being a sexual deviant
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