'One of the worst Supreme Court rulings in history'
Plus: Oakland Black fine dining establishment seeks community support after violence, Supes talk taxing rich, your emo Pride marshals gloomy june, Planning Dept. seeks to axe rent-controlled unit.
Supported by Pink Block, Frameline, Fresh Meat, and Dyke March, Hard Reset, and Yerba Buena Gardens Festival.
RESILIENCE AND JOY TAKE THE STAGE AT FRESH MEAT FESTIVAL
A celebration of trans and queer joy, survival, and creative brilliance. Let’s celebrate LIVE performances rooted in justice, care, and community, June 19-21 at Z Space in San Francisco. Getting in costs $10-40, NOTAFLOF.
YERBA BUENA GARDENS FESTIVAL IS FULL OF FREE SUMMER FUN EVERY WEEK
Live music, dancing, circus, entertainment for the whole family—all in a beautiful garden setting downtown. Don't miss the fun every week!
SF Pride ED Suzanne Ford reacts to horrible anti-trans youth Supreme Court ruling
By Marke B.
'The worst affront to the equal protection clause since Plessy v. Ferugson,' says longtime trans activist, urging unity.
Good Taste: Oakland’s Pierre Pierre raising funds to reopen Black-owned fine dining
Chef Cleashaun Hill has his eye on a new spot for his restaurant, which closed after a shooting last month.
The supes will at last have a serious discussion about income inequality and taxing the rich
By Tim Redmond
Chen measure would ask the state Legislature to allow a local income and wealth tax on the richest San Franciscans.
Feeling bleak, yet dance-y this Pride? Consider gloomy june your parade marshals
Local band celebrates release of debut album at El Rio's Queer Emo Night.
Appeals Board hearing raises key issue about protecting existing rental units
By Tim Redmond
Planning Department wants to allow the removal of what evidence shows was a rent-controlled housing unit, setting a potentially dangerous precedent.
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PINK BLOCK ROCKS PRIDE SATURDAY, JUNE 28
Polyglamorous & The Great Northern are back with PINK BLOCK Saturday June 28! Featuring DJ Harvey, Horse Meat Disco, Crystal Waters, Heidi Lawden, Masha Mar, Juanita MORE!, and much more!
LIBERATE YOURSELF WITH CHICAGO HOUSE DJ LEGEND DERRICK CARTER, JULY 4
Join the Hard Reset party crew and club F8 for all-night dancing, 9pm-4am, to the deep sounds of Derrick Carter, along with local favorites Tyrel Williams, Giovanni Sainz, Fantom Cat, more.
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