Transgender people across the country, especially kids, find themselves in a dire, existential situation in 2021.

While often diminished and constantly overlooked, our LGBTQ history is rich with significant events, especially throughout the 20th century.

School board recall proponents respond to a recent op-ed by Faauuga Moliga and a reader has doubts about a new STD and hep C bill.

Gay state Senator Scott Wiener writes about the highs and lows for LGBTQs of the just-completed legislative session.

To visitors of all ages, sexualities, and identities, the one comment I hear the most when I'm a docent at the new South Bay queer museum exhibit is, "I didn't know any of this."

Overall, it was a good legislative year for LGBTQs in California.

A reader weighs in on last week's letter about Harvey Milk Plaza.

Of the many pieces of legislation awaiting action by Governor Gavin Newsom, Senate Bill 98 should be signed without hesitation.

In San Francisco those of us who are Democrats dominate politics in the city.

The Democratic National Committee's decision to scrap a Black trans woman as an at-large member of the DNC was disheartening and confusing to many, more so because it was tone deaf to calls for diversity and equitable representation.

This week's letters to the editor discuss Harvey Milk Plaza.

President Joe Biden defended his decision to pull troops out of Afghanistan last month, but lost in the ensuing debate has been the fate of LGBTQ Afghans now living under the homophobic Taliban regime.

Despite former President Donald Trump's reelection defeat last year, in recent times, we have seen the manifestation of Trumpism as his political allies across the country continue to target our democratic institutions and our most vulnerable.

This week's letters correct the description of the Castro Country Club and discuss the latest design for Harvey Milk Plaza.