Black History Month

San Francisco

This trans activist was there at the start of the modern LGBTQ movement

"I’m nothing special, I’m just one of the girls."

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San Francisco is opening America’s first LGBTQ arts center

The four story building will serve as a space for queer art groups, cultural activists, community leaders, educators and showcases that need it.

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A man who was taking PrEP consistently still acquired HIV

Researchers have found the first case in the US of someone taking PrEP as directed who seroconverted.

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This candidate said she supports LGBTQ rights. Then she told Chinese media the opposite.

In English, she gave her support to trans rights. In Chinese, she said that was just a "tactic."

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What’s really behind the nonstop GOP attacks on Nancy Pelosi?

The GOP is pinning its election hopes on attacking Pelosi for her "San Francisco values." One guess what that means.

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A young trans man’s parents refuse to claim his body so his friends are paying for a funeral

He came out last September, saying "Hope this doesn’t lose me too many friends and family." His chosen family still won't give up on him.

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In 1977, a gay baseball player invented the high-five

The first out pro baseball player was loved by his team, but was eventually traded away because he was gay.

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Pride Month doesn’t have to stop. Where to find Pride after June.

Pride Month is winding down, but never fear: there are more Prides happening all over the country.

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Pride in Pictures 2014: Strike up SF’s Freedom Band

A transplanted Kansan founds 2 musical institutions.

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Pride in Pictures 2012: Police & Pride

It's been a precarious relationship. But love blossoms.

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