Seeing Gender shows how race, sexuality, and class interact with gender
Gender is an intensely personal, yet universal, facet of humanity. It has also been a journey for queer author and artist Iris Gottlieb, who visually explores gender in all of its complexities in her new book, Seeing Gender.
Using her vibrant, personal artistic style, Iris starts with engaging definitions of central concepts, then mines history and pop culture for the stories and people who have shaped the conversation on gender.
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Outword’s 6-13-19 Issue is Out Now!
Happy Pride Month!
This month is proving to be interesting, to say the least. But there are so many things to do and see that one need not settle on only participating in just a single event. San Francisco pride is coming up June 29-30, San Diego Pride will happen in the middle of July and even Natomas is having its first ever “Big Gay Celebration!” on June 23.
Fifth Annual Proud of My Family Celebrates Inclusion and Diversity 
San Jose, CA – June 12, 2019 –
Adding a positive voice to the national narrative around inclusion and diversity, Children’s Discovery Museum of San Jose kicks off its fifth annual Proud of My Family event June 22 (activities below).
Children and adults will enjoy activities designed to celebrate all types of families, especially LGBTQ+ parents, relatives and friends.
TAG APPROVED Sheraton Grand Sacramento Hotel Proudly Celebrates SacPride 
An official TAG APPROVED LGBTQ friendly hotel, the Sheraton Grand Sacramento Hotel, is proud to offer a special Pride Package for overnight guests who plan to attend the upcoming 2019 SacPride Festival and related activities happening in downtown Sacramento.
TAG (Travel Advocacy Group) was first founded in 1997 and qualifies travel businesses based on their employment policies, services, and support returned to the LGBTQ community.
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Dublin City Council Votes Not to Fly Rainbow Flag
by Neil Pople
On May 21st, 2019, the Dublin, CA City Council voted down a request to fly the rainbow flag over City Hall for this year’s Pride celebration.
Hate against our community was on full display during the Tuesday night city council meeting, as community speakers made wild (and, frankly, sickening) accusations that the gay community wanted to advocate for pedophilia and include it in the LGBTQI acronym.
Read more: Dublin City Council Votes Not to Fly Rainbow Flag
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- The River City Chronicles by J. Scott Coatsworth - The Final Chapters
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