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It's been called "passionate", "engaging", and "intellectually thrilling". Jessica Fields' book Risky Lessons: Sex Education and Social Inequality has just been released by Rutgers University Press.
On May 15, 2008 the California Supreme Court ruled that a ban on same-sex marriages was unconstitutional. The first same-sex marriages were performed almost a month later on June 16, 2008. Bonnie celebrates with the happy couples at San Francisco City Hall.
What is the history of "don't ask, don't tell"? An exhibit by San Francisco's GLBT Historical Society unveils the stories about, and policies concerning, gays in the military. Guest curated by Steve Estes, "Out Ranks" will be on display until June, 657 Mission Street, #300, San Francisco. For more information: www.glbthistory.org. Click here for audio slide show.
Celebrating its thirty-first year in 2007, the San Francisco International LGBT Film Festival attracts more than sixty thousand people annually to this A-list event. Take a look and listen to filmmakers David Lewis and Cyrus Amini.
“Mounting anxiety about sexual encounters with high-risk partners spotlights hush-hush concern” —subtitle of “The Hidden Fear: Black Women, Bisexuals and the AIDS Risk,” Ebony magazine, January 1988, by Laura Randolph
Hace unos años, fui invitado a dar una charla a un grupo de hombres y mujeres transexuales (MFT) a una organización Latina en la ciudad de Nueva York. La mayoría de ellos- quienes tuvieron presentaciones femeninas, reconstrucción quirúrjica (a diversos niveles), y atribución femenina- se identifican a si mismos como “gay” (homosexaules).
Together Forever? California's ruling on same-sex marriage fuels a battle, rather than ending it. From The New York Times. BREAKING NEWS: CA Court rules same-sex couples can marry