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Feisty argument over LGBTQ-themed books at US Supreme Court
The justices wrestled over whether parents of four elementary school-aged children in a Maryland public school should be able to opt out their students from English lessons that incorporate stories about LGBTQ people.
Easter Sunday assault is latest violent Castro incident
A man is facing felony assault charges after being arrested at a major Castro intersection just as the neighborhood thronged with people on a busy Easter Sunday. The incident is the latest in a string of recent altercations in the LGBTQ neighborhood.
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Recount of San Jose council race to start Thursday
US Supreme Court hears PrEP case
Lee says she has Oakland LGBTQ community’s back
Pope Francis, who changed Catholic approach to LGBTQs, dies
Political Notes: Lesbian San Mateo County Superintendent Magee won’t seek 3rd term
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.
Ngozi Anyanwu’s ‘The Last of the Love Letters’ at Z Space
San Francisco International Arts Festival celebrates LGBTQ performers
David Cameron Strachan’s ‘Memoir of a Reluctant Giant’
Words and pictures: queer illustrated books
Isaac Mizrahi: Dapper designer’s singing with style
‘Queens of Drama’ - a fresh take on pop stardom and fan obsession
SF Indigiqueer artist Tricia Rainwater digs deep into personal, cultural histories
Going Out, April 17-25, 2025 arts & nightlife events
Spring Books 2025 round-up, part 3: Obsessions, revealing memoirs & a ‘Wicked’ prequel
Dystopian drama: The Lavender Tube on ‘The Handmaid’s Tale,’ ‘The Last of Us,’ and more dark viewing pleasures
Queerchella: Lady Gaga, Green Day & Bob Mizer: Coachella music festival’s gayest moments
SF supervisors approve Castro Entertainment Zone
Pansy Division: Groundbreaking queercore band plays its 1000th show at Bottom of the Hill
Crowds descend on SF as Downtown First Thursdays seeks to rewrite ‘doom loop’ narrative
Going Out, April 3-11, 2025 arts & nightlife events
DEI: Diverse, Eloquent and Indie queer music
Protest drag shows planned in SF as London police eye drugs in Heklina’s death
Going Out, March 27-April 5, 2025 arts & nightlife events
Castro Night Market: photos by Steven Underhill
Going Out, March 20-28, 2025 arts & nightlife events
Shake-up at Ginger's: Changes at the downtown bar as manager departs
