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The Mayor of San Francisco has named D’Arcy Drollinger to serve as the city’s first ever Drag Laureate.

Drag is a way for many people who "aren't allowed to sparkle in their real lives and as their true selves" to find refuge, according to D'Arcy Drollinger.

San Francisco (CNN) — D’Arcy Drollinger, a veteran of San Francisco’s vibrant drag scene, has been named the city’s first-ever Drag Laureate and will become an ambassador for San Francisco’s

We are writing our own history right now by being here today’

Law enforcement officers like me are and should be proud of who they are, both LGBTQ and...

SFPD officers will not march in the city’s LGBTQ Pride parade this year, in protest to the parade’s board of directors request to not wear official uniforms.

“The San Francisco Pride Committee has asked the LGBTQ+ peace officers to go back in the closet," the city's first responders said in a joint statement.

Is Pride 2021 forgetting its anti-police violence roots? LGBTQ folks, specifically us of color, have consistently been the recipient of decades and decades of police brutality. Paulo Torres dances with his husband, Victor Tsang, after the San Francisco Gay Pride Parade, on Jun. 28, 2015, in San Francisco.Max Whittaker / Getty Images June 27, 2021, 9:30 AM UTC This mission got a bit blurry with pressure from The Times and other media. When the news broke that New York City would finally join cit...

Add this share Before we can support and preserve queer culture in a world where assimilation seems to be the mainstream modus operandi, let’s first try to define what queer culture is. What you qualify as LGBTQ culture will depend heavily on your self-identified segment and/or segments of the community and your own demographics. Still, there are some queer culture clues and characteristics that apply no matter your personal identity mix. Queer culture is made up of four main parts: Works by ...