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Gay Republican seeks South Bay school board seat
“I know the fears and anxieties of being outed, and I know what it feels like to be unsure of...
Read moreBreaking point: Demonstrations draw attention to anti-gay violence, harassment
“It’s wonderful to have another resolution, but without some teeth, some action, some commitment and some determination to make it...
Read moreNightmare on Normal Street returns Oct. 30
Attendees are encouraged to don their most ghoulish and/or outlandish attire for a chance to win $1,000 in a costume...
Read moreLGBT-friendly candidate takes on Duncan D. Hunter for Congressional seat
“I actually left (the Methodist) church because they had a minister who was a lesbian and they said, ‘It’s okay...
Read moreDischarged Marine sought re-enlistment during window when military said it would accept openly gay applicants
On Oct. 19 the Department of Defense issued new recruitment guidelines to all five branches of the military, requiring recruiters...
Read more‘Gay & Lesbian Times’ closes doors after 23 years
The paper, which launched in January of 1988 as the 'San Diego Gay Times', served as the LGBT paper of...
Read moreGay candidates square off in 76th Dist. Assembly race
After a two-year hiatus from public office—having demurred previous requests by Democratic Party leaders to consider a run for state...
Read moreCouncil unanimously approves Equal Benefits Ordinance
The Equal Benefits Ordinance authored by Third District San Diego City Councilmember Todd Gloria was approved without debate on Oct....
Read moreJudge abruptly blocks ‘don’t ask, don’t tell’
U.S. District Judge Virginia Phillips also granted the Log Cabin Republicans' request to apply for attorneys' fees and LCR's request...
Read moreEquality California calls for rejection of Baja marriage amendment
The unicameral state legislature, the Chamber of Deputies, voted 18-1 on Sept. 29 to amend the state constitution to seemingly...
Read moreLGBT medical association hosts national conference in San Diego
A focus of the San Diego convention was an announcement earlier this year from the Joint Commission—the largest hospital accrediting...
Read moreLGBT leaders split on marijuana legalization
“Certainly, if I had just taken some marijuana for my neuropathy I should not be driving this car, but neither...
Read moreSan Diegans to remember Matthew Shepard at Oct. 12 vigil
On Tuesday, Oct. 12, San Diegans will gather to remember the life and death of Matthew Shepard. The observance, which...
Read morePride to host cross-county run for equality, visibility
“It was so cool to go to El Cajon and see Pride flags in places where we normally don’t feel...
Read moreOwners of new gay club eye potential employees
“Our marketing strategy is not omnisexual like Universal was. Our main concern is to serve the gay and lesbian community,...
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The LGBTQ+ community, friends and allies came out in droves this year with a record breaking estimated 300,000 crowd at the San Diego Pride Parade and 50,000 attending the San Diego Pride Festival. San Diego Pride made history once again this year with the first military flyover Saturday morning in a salute to transgender military service members from Cal Guard’s Fresno 144th Fighter Wing.
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By Albert H. Fulcher | Editor The LGBTQ+ community, friends and allies came out in droves this year with a
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