San Diego Gay and Lesbian News

Last week the Think Red Project (presenters of Red Dress Party San Diego) officially made its $30,000 donation to its primary beneficiary, the San Diego HIV Funding Collaborative (SDHFC).

This year is the 50th anniversary of the assassination of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King. It’s a painful and necessary anniversary to remember considering where the country is today.

San Diego MLK Holiday Parade

Pride is proud to participate in the San Diego MLK Holiday Parade, one of the largest celebrations of its kind in the United States in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Come join Pride as we celebrate and continue the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

According to a press release sent out on Thursday, December 28, a group of 25 to 35 HIV/AIDS and drug pricing advocates, including many from AIDS Healthcare Foundation (AHF), staged a protest and picket line in front of the district office of San Diego Congressman Scott Peters (D-CA, 52nd District) to denounce and protest his recent intro

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Black women voters in the recent Alabama U.S. Senate race are being thanked for “saving” the state from Republican candidate Roy Moore, a homophobe, slavery apologist, and accused pedophile.

And we're all now are being lauded as “the backbone” of the Democratic Party.

As a voting bloc, black women in Alabama didn’t just suddenly emerge for Democratic candidate Doug Jones.

Last week the U. S. Supreme Court heard oral arguments for the case “Masterpiece Cakeshop v. Colorado Civil Rights Commission.”  

San Diego Gay and Lesbian News is following suit with many respected news publications by disabling the comments section on our website. There are a few reasons why we chose to make this difficult decision.

WASHINGTON (December 11, 2017) – Today, the U.S. Supreme Court announced it will not review the Lambda Legal case on behalf of Jameka Evans, a Savannah security guard who was harassed at work and forced from her job because she is a lesbian.

Democratic Senate President Stanley C.  Rosenberg, 68, looked heartbroken, shocked and devastated during an impromptu press conference outside of his office at the State House where he publicly addressed allegations that his spouse, Bryon Hefner, 38, groped and assaulted four men who do business before the Senate.