San Diego Gay and Lesbian News

Being connected to someone on Facebook is sort of like confirmation of your acquaintance with each other, even in cases where you don’t “really” know the person. But what happens when a Facebook connection is broken (ie. you are deleted from someone’s Facebook friend list)?

It wasn't until my daughter was in high school that I understood what my mother did by volunteering us for community services -- she was mentoring us through action, not words.

The Chelsea King tragedy has raised awareness about the threat of violence to women. Increasing preparedness and defense mechanisms against predatory aggression can help women be ready should the threat of an attack arise.

Gamers who play via Xbox LIVE can now identify their sexual orientation as part of their profiles, after Microsoft changes code of conduct rules.

There are two living and breathing San Diego women making history today: Heather Shepard and Melissa Colburn.

As you might recall I wrote a column that ran right before Valentines Day about my plans with Nick to spend the weekend in a cabin in Illinois hunting with his Corgis... and yes, there were going to be guns too. Well our plans got derailed and our romantic Valentines weekend got moved to San Diego.

A Women's History Month story: In recognition of the month, I'm honored to share the history of one local feminist.

The San Diego LGBT Pride festival is coming up quickly and along with it are some special ticket prices.

“As LGBT people, we know the tremendous power of coming out." This film takes the issue of violence against women out of the closet.

A Women's History Month story: Think Auntie Mame on steroids, and you would have my mother -- a woman who told me I could succeed in a male-dominated world.