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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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Gay Dad Fights Challenges of Modern LGBT Fatherhood
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Actor Gavin Lodge has received praise in San Francisco for his performances in musicals such as Head Over Heels and television shows like The Blacklist, but his biography begins: “Gavin Lodge is...
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May 03, 2018
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Reading series invites queer writers to dig through LGBT ephemera
For 14 years, Radar Productions has been hosting a renowned reading series, giving queer people a chance to tell queer stories in a format that wasn't always open to the marginalized. This year, the group is keeping the tradition alive, but switching it up a bit. Rather than a monthly reading series, organizers have pared it down to just six for the year. The extra time will allow participants, al...
April 12, 2018
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Epstein and Friedman, whose docs influenced LGBT history, get SFFilm honor
For the past 30 years, filmmaking partners Rob Epstein and Jeffrey Friedman have created some of the most dynamic and humane documentaries of our times. Their films have not only positively changed the trajectory of LGBT history, but also have helped influence later generations of documentarians from all walks of life, particularly in the realm of bringing narrative techniques to nonfiction work. ...
April 01, 2018
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