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Political Notebook: Gay politico Rakov aims to oust one-time boss Congressmember Sherman
Joining the list of younger Democrats running against older congressional members of their party in 2026 is gay politico Jake Rakov of Studio City in Los Angeles County.
Editorial: Francis wasn’t perfect, but he led with empathy
Pope Francis, who died Monday, April 21, was a contradiction when it came to LGBTQ people.
San Jose LGBTQ speakers bureau sees increased demand
Guest Opinion: A woman is a person who identifies as one
Letters to the editor
Castro lesbian mural to be dedicated
Keeping the pressure on Salvadoran government
Feisty argument over LGBTQ-themed books at US Supreme Court
Arts & Culture
‘Isaac Julien: I Dream a World’ - de Young Museum’s Black queer visionary exhibition
Sir Isaac Julien's art is the subject of the first comprehensive retrospective survey in a U.S. museum setting, the largest exhibition focusing on his film, video, and photographic work, “Isaac Julien: I Dream a World,” at the de Young Museum.
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Going Out, April 10-18, 2025 arts & nightlife events
You're tough, you're smart, and you can get through it. Stocks may tumble, but arts and nightlife entertainment remain a great investment, listed each week in Going Out.