Harry Britt, the gay San Francisco Supervisor who wrote California’s first domestic partnership law that was infamously vetoed by Mayor Dianne Feinstein in 1982, died early Wednesday,...
As the onslaught of anti-LGBTQI+ animus continues from the Trump administration, particularly targeting the Trans community, this day in celebration of one of California’s early LGBTQI+...
Paying tribute and clarifying history
The USNS Harvey Milk is a ship whose time has finally come. Construction on the ship, a fleet oiler named for the slain LGBTQ icon, began...
Getting older and still walking in AIDS Walk LA
West Hollywood is far from anywhere in Iowa, home of the first-in-the-nation caucuses next February. The New Hampshire, Nevada and South Carolina electoral contests follow in...
Elaborate series slated to include readings, poetry, music, theater and more
January 20, 1961. Thousands of young people gathered around their television sets to watch John F. Kennedy, America’s second youngest President, deliver his stirring Inaugural Address. ...
His push for honesty still inspires people around the world to come out
Harvey Milk's place in LGBT history