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Pride at Work - LGBTQ Business Owners Make Their Mark in Silicon Valley
Out LGBTQ business owners have distinct resources available to them, like chambers of commerce or other professional associations. They can get certified as a diverse supplier, allowing them to be treated as a minority-owned company during a corporation's procurement process. And they can tap into an LGBTQ customer base that actively seeks out companies that look like them.
August 18, 2018
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Last gay bar in the Tenderloin never a drag
“Cowboy Bob!” they shout. A silhouetted figure, slightly hunched and topped with something akin to a park ranger’s hat, enters out of the bright daylight into the small, cramped space that sits at the eastern edge of The Tenderloin on Turk Street. A regular has arrived at Aunt Charlie’s Lounge, bearing a boxed dinner from Popson’s from around the corner on Market Street, a gift for Gabriel, the me...
August 17, 2018
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#LGBTHistory
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Is Gilbert Baker’s rainbow gay pride flag still radical at 40, or are we over it?
In the summer of 1978, Gilbert Baker created a rainbow flag as a decoration for San Francisco's Gay Freedom Day Parade. Now, 40 years later, the late artist and activist's flag has become a global symbol for the gay community - a unifying force far beyond the city. In June 2018, San Francisco is awash in the six colors of the flag's rainbow. In the Castro district and downtown along Market Street,...
June 22, 2018
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#GayLife
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