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SF settles with gay police officer in discrimination lawsuit

by Eleni Balakrishnan February 1, 2022February 2, 2022

A $225,000 settlement with gay SFPD officer Brendan Mannix was approved by the Board of Supervisors today, more than three years after he filed a lawsuit alleging that he was […]

Posted inMobile

LGBT Center erases ubiquitous honey bears painted by street artist fnnch

by Julian Mark April 29, 2021April 30, 2021

Amid a wave of negative attention, the LGBT Center on Wednesday erased the much-maligned fnnch-painted honey bear mural on the side of its Market Street building.  “As part of our […]

Pride interfaith panel at Manny's
Posted inToday's Mission

Pride 2019: Interfaith panel grapples with intersection of LGBT identity and religion

by Annie Berman June 18, 2019September 29, 2020

In the back room of Manny’s at 16th and Valencia streets Monday night, locals settled into velvet couches, ready for a lively panel about the intersections between religion, sexuality and […]

Posted inMobile

Jolene’s won’t bring back the old queer Mission – but the legacy lives on

by Liliana Michelena December 21, 2018September 29, 2020

The first weekend was so exciting that they threw a party before cutting the ribbon. New queer bar Jolene’s opened last Friday on 16th Street and Harrison with the relaunch […]

Posted inGovernment

SF is now boycotting most of the United States

by Joe Eskenazi March 14, 2022March 15, 2022

Gavin Newsom likes to say that San Francisco is 49 square miles surrounded by reality. Well, okay then. In reality, he’s actually ripping off a line from Jefferson Airplane’s Paul […]

Posted inToday's Mission

Listen Local: Talking Pride with Manny Yekutiel

by Julian Mark June 24, 2018September 29, 2020

On Thursday, Mission Local sat down with Manny Yekutiel, founder of a forthcoming space dedicated to civic engagement at 16th and Valencia. Previously, Yekutiel has done a lot of work […]

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Mission bakers in no hurry to discriminate against LGBT customers

by Joe Eskenazi June 5, 2018September 29, 2020

The United States Supreme Court yesterday sided with a Colorado baker who claimed his First Amendment religious freedoms were impinged by a same-sex couple hoping he’d bake them a wedding […]

Posted inToday's Mission

Pride takes over the city, and transgender activists focus on violence at the border

by Charlotte Silver June 22, 2018September 29, 2020

While tens of thousands of people descend on San Francisco for the party that Pride Weekend has become, the Trans March kicking things off will set a different tone. Members […]

Posted inGovernment

Task force members walk out as last redistricting talk turns into chaos

by Will Jarrett April 10, 2022April 12, 2022

This story was updated at 8:30 p.m., April 10 Shortly after 2 a.m., the final major mapping session of the Redistricting Task Force went into meltdown, with members Jeremy Lee, […]

Carmen Vázquez
Posted inLocal History

Remembering Carmen Vázquez, the first founding director of the Women’s Building

by Annika Hom March 30, 2021March 31, 2021

“‘We all knew she had come to test us. And, she would become one of our leaders,’ said Roma Guy, another founder of the Women’s Building.”

Posted inBusiness, Featured, Front Page, Mobile, Newsletter, Today's Mission

LGBTQ space backed by Peter Thiel’s firm eyes former Farina space in SF Mission

by Laura Wenus December 7, 2017September 29, 2020

A meetup space for queer people “accessible to every ‘letter’ plus more” apparently plans to move into the space where Italian restaurant Farina was evicted after its liquor license was […]

Posted inEvents

Neighborhood Notes: Tucan’s block party, City Hall rally, and Pride

by Eleni Balakrishnan June 3, 2021February 11, 2022

Along with this weekend’s festivities come opportunities to appreciate the arts, rally in solidarity with those impacted by state violence, and learn new skills, from Brazilian dance to dressing in […]

Posted inCovering the Police, Featured, Front Page, Mobile, Newsletter, Topics

San Francisco Police Chief Bill Scott ‘open’ to defunding police department

by Julian Mark June 8, 2020September 29, 2020

San Francisco Police Chief Bill Scott said he’s “open” to the defunding of his police department. “I’m open to it,” Scott said Monday night during a panel hosted by the […]

Posted inDolores Park, Events, Featured, Front Page, Mobile, Newsletter, Today's Mission

Trans and Dyke Marches look to keep space, keep pushing ahead

by Laura Wenus June 22, 2017September 29, 2020

In progressive San Francisco, space for LGBTQ residents continues to shrink, so as Pride enters its 47th celebration, “holding space” is key, say advocates. Two of those events –  the […]

Trump supporters
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Pro-Trump rally sparks clash at Women’s Building in SF’s Mission

by Julian Mark February 1, 2020September 29, 2020

Several dozen Donald Trump supporters rallied in front of the Women’s Building on 18th Street Saturday night — causing a tense and bizarre scene to unfold in the heart of […]

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