#MarchForOurLives San Francisco, March 24, 2018 Bay Area youth, family, friends and allies participated in a rally at San Francisco’s Civic Center and then took to the streets, marching to support a nationwide protest against the epidemic of gun violence in...
On June 23, 2017 the 14th Annual San Francisco Trans March took off from Dolores Park in the Mission, turned onto Market Street and headed downtown to the Tenderloin where a rally took place at the site of the Compton’s Cafeteria riots....
The 25th San Francisco Dyke March called on all Dykes to: Take Up Your Space! and on allies to: Respect Dyke Space. On June 24, 2017 The San Francisco Dyke March made its way from Dolores Park through the Mission District, danced down Castro Street, and then returned...
“The Women’s March is a national movement to unify and empower everyone who stands for human rights, civil liberties, and social justice for all. We gather in community to find healing and strength through tolerance, civility, and compassion. We welcome...
On Saturday, June 27 an alternative march was organized to coincide with the San Francisco Dyke March to protest “the systematic displacement of our dyke and trans communities.” Here is a video I took of the contingent as they reclaim the traditional route...
January 19, 2015 – Reclaiming King’s Legacy: A Jobs & Economy March for the People. Organized by the Anti Police-Terrorism Project (APTP) in Oakland,...
San Francisco Castro celebration for Same-Sex Marriage Equality. On Wednesday June 26, 2013 the US Supreme Court struck down DOMA ruling it unconstitutional and dismissed an appeal by sponsors of Proposition 8 in CA.
The San Francisco Dyke March took place on Saturday June 23, 2012. The event began with a massive gathering at Dolores Park in the Mission and culminated in a march through the Mission which ended in the Castro for Pink Saturday. This year I gravitated towards...
