Tomorrow is World AIDS Day, and I encourage you to check out these sites for more details:
www.worldaidsday.org
www.stopaids.org
www.unaids.org
Here in San Francisco, I’ll be attending some of the events at San Francisco State University.

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I found this article on Livejournal today. A call to action, no?
LOGO IS A NOGO FOR AFRICAN AMERICAN LGBT COMMUNITY
LOGO, MTVN’s new ad-supported basic cable channel for the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) audience, launched June 30, 2005 with more than one thousand hours of programming content and in almost 18 million homes across […]

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Events like this only increase my love for living in San Francisco (with thanks to Diana Cage):
EditrixAbby’s Sexy Salon Wednesday:
EditrixAbby is inviting her sexiest San Francisco friends for cocktails and conversation, performances and personalities, music and magnificence, all to benefit The Center for Sex and Culture.
The evening will begin at 8pm with an extended […]

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A while ago (see my entry for Oct 7, 2005), a reader in Canada brought my attention to Breast of Canada, a fundraising calendar. Then, this weekend, I was alerted by another reader to yet another Canada-based breast-related item of interest: TERA, the Topfree Equal Rights Association, which “helps women who encounter difficulty going without […]

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American Sexuality is the magazine of the National Sexuality Resource Center (which is part of San Francisco State University’s world-renowned Human Sexuality Studies department), and the latest issue is online now. I love this magazine because it has such a variety of articles about sex and sexuality and gender, and the language is very accessible […]

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The conference this past weekend was both inspirational and overwhelming, at least for me. So many activists and organizers, so little time to meet everyone! There were literally thousands of people at the convention center where Creating Change took place, and hundreds of workshops to choose from — phew!
I learned a lot, and tried my […]

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I’m going to be on a radio show this weekend, to be interviewed about DearAmy.net! Here are the details:
What: WFNX, 101.7, in the greater Boston area
For: One in Ten, an LGBT-themed radio show
When: Sunday, November 13th
Time: around 9:15 or 9:20, EST
So, if you live in the Boston area, and would like to cheer me on […]

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There’s a new Dear Amy column here.
And I learned about this from my friend Alix:
Senate Majority Leader Gloria Romero (D-Los Angeles) has announced that she will introduce legislation to decriminalize women’s bare breasts after two protestors from Boobs Not Bombs were arrested in Sacramento on Monday (story below.)
Call Senator Romero and tell her that you […]

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How frustrating is this: My DearAmy.net site is doing really well, and people all over the country are sending in their sex questions — and then my email account suddenly flipped out on me and lost all the questions I was planning to answer in the next couple of weeks!
It’s very frustrating, that’s how […]

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The LGBT Community Center here in San Francisco started doing these a while back, and now it seems that some people in New York City are doing the same. It’s a Transgender Job Fair, brought to my attention by a friend in NYC, and it’s being organized by the Audre Lorde Project, which I visited […]

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