Diversity in the Great Outdoors
Nina Roberts has spent much of her career ensuring that there are a greater number of opportunities for the involvement of women and girls in the world of outdoor recreation—a Continue Reading
Happy Howlidays
You know the song “How much is that doggie in the window?” Well, during the holidays, that doggie in the window is available for adoption.
Here Comes SantaCon
Santa Claus is finally coming back to town, and he’s not coming alone. In fact, he’s stumbling around San Francisco with a whole group of people who look just like Continue Reading
The Power of Paint
They are everywhere. While the city churns through the day and sleeps at night, they run on rooftops, sneak in the back of MUNI buses and BART trains, crouch under Continue Reading
When Art Becomes History
Eighty-five years after it was built, Coit Tower continues to serve as an easily recognizable landmark in San Francisco’s varied cityscape. Its art deco architecture and high elevation give it Continue Reading
A Day at Dolores
Zach Broat, 31 of New York, sits against a tree to read in Mission Dolores Park, in San Francisco, Calif. on September 30, 2018. (Janett Perez/Xpress)Jessica Kamelamela, 20, of Daly Continue Reading
The colors we date in
The hard reality of dating as a person of color in the gay community.
The Ones that Fly Over the Tech Nest
The innocent look in their round, brown eyes attracts attention more than the colors that make them up. Their faces are veiled with a deliciously bright, cherry-red mask, and their Continue Reading
The Sinking City
Picture this: You’re in a plane, coming back to San Francisco from a long trip. The plane lands at SFO and creates a huge tidal wave splash, equivalent to ten Continue Reading
Gaming in Color
Video games as forms of entertainment are believed to be tailored more toward white males.
The Way Through West Portal
The studio version of Taylor Swift’s “End Game” credits three vocalists, but this particular performance was accompanied by a backing track of the dull humming from a half dozen industrial Continue Reading
Ten Seasons of Latino Pride
A gray fly with bulging eyes buzzes closer. It flits around before settling onto a metal grid for a brief moment. A sizzling sound grows, before crackling loudly, as the Continue Reading