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APE confirms plans for Castro Street coffee shop, nail salon spaces post-vacancy
After previous denials to the Bay Area Reporter, Another Planet Entertainment has confirmed that it does have plans for the nail salon and coffee shop spaces that may be vacant when the businesses leases expire at the end of June.
DHS Secretary Noem won’t commit to checking if detained gay makeup artist is alive
The Secretary of Homeland Security is refusing to confirm if a gay makeup artist who was extrajudicially removed from the United States is still alive.
LGBTQ Agenda: Congressmembers, senators ask RFK Jr. to continue funding services for queer callers to suicide hotline
How digital gambling platforms are becoming more inclusive for LGBTQ+ players
Pink triangle co-founder readies for 30th installation
Portland goes out of its way to recognize LGBTQ community
Editorial: National Dems need a reboot
LGBTQs discuss wishes for new SF police chief
Arts & Culture
‘Surviving Voices’ National AIDS Memorial premieres documentary on long-term survivors
Numerous “Surviving Voices” documentary films have been released since its inception. On June 5, to coincide with Long-Term Survivors Awareness Day, the National AIDS Memorial will premiere the tenth and biggest chapter of the series.
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Going Out, May 8-17, 2025 arts & nightlife events
As you can read in our related article this week, several of our local nonprofit arts organizations are under attack with funding yanked by the NEA. You can support them by getting a membership and just going out to see a show, exhibit or concert.