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At Castro town hall SFPD, DA discuss limits of their powers amid ICE activity
San Francisco law enforcement officials discussed the perils and pitfalls of working on the streets as masked U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers try to meet Trump administration deportation quotas.
Future of Harvey’s space in limbo as Pink Swallow project felled
The former space of Harvey’s and the Elephant Walk bars at 500 Castro Street will continue to sit vacant, at least for the time being.
San Diego Pride facing allegations of antisemitism, leadership vacuum
AG Bonta commits to defend California in trans athlete federal lawsuit
Transmissions: Surviving
Obituaries: Frederick Luther Becker Jr.
Editorial: Trump’s ‘big, ugly brick’ will harm LGBTQs
Political Notebook: Queer representation changes at Oakland port
Arts & Culture
‘It Was Her New York: True Stories & Snapshots’ – C.O. Moed’s memoir hits home
A deeply personal memoir centered around the mother-daughter bond, Claire Olivia Moed’s “It Was Her New York: True Stories & Snapshots” is powerful book is full of grace, humor and an unmistakable New York edge.
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The Future of LGBTQI Representation in Online Casino Gaming
As global gaming sectors adopt inclusivity, online casinos can be innovative and showcase more diversity.