San Diego Gay and Lesbian News

On Sept. 21, the U.S. military marked the first anniversary of the repeal of “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell,” and 2012 saw lesbian, gay and bisexual service members openly participating in proud military traditions, national events and LGBT pride celebrations.

Those who seek to tear others in our community down are not leaders. Those who work positively to build our community up are.

SDGLN wants to know what you think of the 2012 San Diego Pride weekend. Send your comments to ken@sdgln.com.

"We cannot rest on our laurels. Much how we have yet to fully extinguish the scars of racism in our society, we have yet to address the issues that contribute to this kind of destructive behavior toward the LGBTQ community -- my community."

Turning your back on someone in the parade seems, to me, the lowest common denominator; a shallow melodrama. It fails to generate progress, and it’s uninspired.

Sailors based in San Diego most definitely will be allowed to march in uniform with the military contingent at San Diego Pride on Saturday, a Navy spokesman told San Diego Gay & Lesbian News this afternoon.

Eden's party will include music and drinks while the San Diego LGBT Pride Parade passes by.

Pride is in the air! The most fabulous time of the year, San Diego LGBT Pride, will kick off tonight with FilmOut San Diego's monthly screening!

Carl DeMaio invites community members to a champagne reception before the San Diego Pride Parade, and says he would be honored if they would walk with him during the parade.