National Aids Memorial commemorates 25 years of remembrance

SAN FRANCISCO — Twenty-five years ago a small group of San Francisco residents representing a community devastated by the AIDS epidemic gathered in a dilapidated grove in Golden Gate Park to restore it and create a serene place where people seeking healing could gather to express their collective grief through a living memorial, an AIDS memorial….

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‘Heather Has Two Mommies’ marks its 25th anniversary

In 1990, same-sex marriage wasn’t even a blip on our cultural radar and men and women were barred from openly serving in the United States military.  In 1990, in Eastern Europe, former Communist  strongholds were collapsing with dizzying speed and the year’s Best Picture was Driving Miss Daisy. And in 1990,  25 years ago, a…

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