Stuart Gaffney
Contributing Writer at San Francisco Bay Times
We were plaintiffs in the California case for marriage equality. After 37 years together, we still feel like newlyweds -- legally married on June 17, 2008.
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1 week ago |
sfbaytimes.com | Stuart Gaffney
By Stuart Gaffney–My family has been in America for over 400 years. My father’s side of the family goes all the way back to Governor William Bradford and the Mayflower, and my mother’s side to Chinese immigration to Hawai’i in the late nineteenth century. Because of that, I’ve never wondered about the security of my own American citizenship.
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1 month ago |
sfbaytimes.com | Stuart Gaffney |John Lewis
By Stuart Gaffney and John Lewis–It is a truism that musicians and artists often do not receive recognition in their lifetimes. And so it is with the 1960s and ’70s gay musician, the late Peter Grudzien, who wrote and sang outsider psychedelic country music as part of the Greenwich Village folk and bluegrass music scene of the time.
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1 month ago |
sfbaytimes.com | Stuart Gaffney |John Lewis
By Stuart Gaffney and John Lewis–North Dakota? How could North Dakota, of all places, stand at the forefront of protecting marriage equality? The state ranks as the third least-populated state in the country. With 800,000 inhabitants, its entire population roughly equals that of the city of San Francisco alone.
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2 months ago |
sfbaytimes.com | Stuart Gaffney |John Lewis
By Stuart Gaffney and John Lewis–As the destructive chaos of the second Trump presidency continues to unfold, we find ourselves returning over and over to the inordinate influence of big money in American politics. A staggering $15.9 billion was spent nationwide on federal election races during the November 5, 2024, election cycle, with approximately $5.5 billion spent on the presidential election alone.
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Feb 13, 2025 |
sfbaytimes.com | Stuart Gaffney |John Lewis
By Stuart Gaffney and John Lewis–I still remember the first time I visited Thailand, now over 40 years ago. I was on my way back to the U.S. after working as a teacher in a camp in the rural Philippines for refugees from the wars in Vietnam, Cambodia, and Laos. After spending a few days in Bangkok, a fellow teacher and I visited the Ban Vanai camp for Hmong refugees, who had to flee neighboring Laos. It was one of a number of camps in Thailand that housed refugees from the wars.
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