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Out in the Bay: Lesbian CA Supreme Court Justice Evans credits grandmother for her success
As a young girl, future California Supreme Court Associate Justice Kelli Evans was more excited about the bookmobile coming through her Denver neighborhood than the ice cream truck.
Out in the Bay: 'Doubting Thomas' probes false accusations
What would you do if you were falsely accused of improperly touching a child and you see your career crumble? Matthew Clark Davison's 2021 novel "Doubting Thomas," about a gay schoolteacher, makes us think.
Out in the Bay: USAF veteran Lauren Hough: 'Leaving Isn't The Hardest Thing'
In a queer nod to Veterans Day, Out in the Bay Queer Radio + Podcast this week presents a re-airing of an interview with writer Lauren Hough.
Out in the Bay: 'Bad Hombres' skewers stereotypes
In "Bad Hombres," playing at San Francisco's Theatre Rhinoceros through October 30, actor Rudy Guerrero plays seven characters that comically ("absurdly," said the solo show's director) skewer stereotypes of queer Latinos.
Out in the Bay: Passion for politics shines in 'Paul for Pete'
Crucial midterm elections are little more than a month away.
Out in the Bay: Project Open Hand: 'Meals with Love' then and now
In 1985, Ruth Brinker, a grandmother and retired food service worker at the time, started cooking and delivering nutritious meals to San Francisco gay men debilitated by HIV/AIDS.
Out in the Bay: Author Dwayne Ratleff on 'Dancing to the Lyrics'
Longtime San Franciscan Dwayne Ratleff grew up Black, poor, and gay in 1960s Baltimore.
Out in the Bay: Cockettes female co-founder shares group's saucy history
Meet artist, designer, photographer and actor Fayette Hauser, one of the few female co-founders of the Cockettes, the 1969-72 experimental SF performance troupe known for eye-popping costumes, glittery beards, and sexy musicals some called anarchic.
Out in the Bay: 'Changeling' delves deep and sings about transition
Hear about the transgender experience firsthand with singer-songwriter Nick Lawrence, a family coach and former foster parent educator on LGBTQ topics.
Out in the Bay: In 'Spell Heaven,' peers on the pier find connection
How do we find human connection and meaning in an increasingly isolated world? Author and poet Toni Mirosevich found peers on the Pacifica pier.
Out in the Bay: US Supreme Court draft abortion decision leak shows threats to queer rights too
LGBTQ civil liberties may indeed be threatened by abortion cases now before the conservative-heavy U.S. Supreme Court.
Out in the Bay: Fauxnique pens 'Faux Queen: A Life in Drag'
Monique Jenkinson, aka Fauxnique, was the first cisgender woman to win the Miss Trannyshack title in 2003, raising many glittered eyebrows in consternation and launching a performance career that has taken her around the globe.
Out in the Bay: Marilyn Mitchell melds life, politics on new rock album
Singer-songwriter and guitarist Marilyn Mitchell, a member of the popular early 2000s San Francisco Bay Area all-trans female rock band Lipstick Conspiracy, shared new music and life stories on this week's Out in the Bay – Queer Radio & Podcast.
Out in the Bay: Why everyone should care about Supreme Court abortion cases
LGBTQ civil rights may indeed be threatened by abortion cases now before the conservative-heavy U.S. Supreme Court.
Out in the Bay: We're 'Born Perfect' – don't try to 'pray away the gay'
Despite clear evidence that conversion therapy does not work and actually harms LGBTQ people the practice of attempting to conform one's sexual orientation or gender identity to societal expectations continues in the U.S. and overseas.
Out in the Bay: 108 questions aim to make holidays queerly comfortable
Just in time for those potentially awkward family holiday gatherings, Out in the Bay – Queer Radio & Podcast offers a throwback special.
Out in the Bay: Stereotypes: 'The Bishop & The Bulletproof Vest' and 'Lives Aligned'
This week's Out in the Bay – Queer Radio and Podcast features Stereotypes' third episode, "The Bishop & the Bulletproof Vest," which examines the relationship between religion and queer people.
Out in the Bay: Home for the holidays again? Or going out?
As we enter our 22nd month under COVID-19's cloud – with a new variant upon us – it's clear we'll have another holiday season unlike those of yesteryear.
Out in the Bay: Talking fast-food and other politics with the B.A.R's Matthew Bajko
Chick-fil-A is closing in on San Francisco, says Bay Area Reporter assistant editor and political columnist Matthew S. Bajko.
Out in the Bay: LGBTQ activists risk execution in Afghanistan
The world watched in shock as the Taliban swiftly took control of Afghanistan in August after 20 years of U.S.-led occupation and war.