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HRC releases 2018 Buyer’s Guide just in time for holiday shopping season
LGBT Congressional Staff Association joins call for action to address sexual harassment
Jeff Sessions joins anti-LGBTQ Heritage Foundation in a closed door meeting
Fourth annual Truth Awards to honor and recognize African Americans in the LGBTQ community

LGBT Weekly

HRC releases 2018 Buyer’s Guide just in time for holiday shopping season
LGBT Congressional Staff Association joins call for action to address sexual harassment
Jeff Sessions joins anti-LGBTQ Heritage Foundation in a closed door meeting
Fourth annual Truth Awards to honor and recognize African Americans in the LGBTQ community

LGBT Weekly

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HRC releases 2018 Buyer’s Guide just in time for holiday shopping season

LGBT Congressional Staff Association joins call for action to address sexual harassment

Jeff Sessions joins anti-LGBTQ Heritage Foundation in a closed door meeting

Fourth annual Truth Awards to honor and recognize African Americans in the LGBTQ community

Sen. Toni Atkins to become first woman to lead California Senate

HRC joins allies to demand a clean DREAM Act

Sen. Tammy Baldwin honored with Jose Julio Sarria Civil Rights Award

The Studio Door’s latest exhibition to focus on local emerging and professional artists

Civil and Human Rights Coalition speaks out on US failure to address misconduct by law enforcement officers

Australian Parliament legalizes marriage equality

November 25, 2017

Hillcrest driver ordered to pay $1,856 to car owner in parking official altercation

Steve Lee, Editor02 mins

SAN DIEGO, Calif. — A man who angrily drove into a parking enforcement officer after receiving a ticket has been ordered to pay $1,856 in damages to the owner of a parked car that the officer crashed into. Architect, Peter Alex Dreier, 42, of Hillcrest, has finished his 90-day jail term and remains on terms…

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Could Harvey Milk and Jesse Helms have worked together?

Steve Lee, Editor04 mins

Openly gay Harvey Milk was elected to the San Francisco Board of Supervisors Nov. 7, 1977. It was a momentous moment in American history and helped open once closed doors to other LGBT leaders and professionals which no doubt improved lives far beyond San Francisco. The fortieth anniversary of Milk’s election afforded us the opportunity…

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