Columns

Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness. This July, as we build on the momentum of recent weeks, and work...

We are several months into the unprecedented global COVID-19 pandemic, and our world continues to change quickly. As businesses reopen...

Ever since I can remember, I have had a love affair for the arts, every kind of art you can...

This article was originally published on PuzzlePiecesMarketing.com on June 9, 2020 As a Black-owned business, it’s very important to us how organizations...

The late Rev. George Walker Smith, who many have referred to as the "Martin Luther King of San Diego,” often...

As things begin to “open up,” what about sex? When will that “open up”? I am not an epidemiologist, but...

As the coronavirus continues to capture most of our attention these days, it has slowed so many of us down...

By Dana Wiegand Albert Bell was born on Feb. 27, 1950 and began his journey as an out Gay man...

In 1970, the first Pride March was held on June 28 in New York City to commemorate the one-year anniversary...

This is the slogan of a national LGBTQ+ campaign to register our community and turn it out on Nov. 3....

These days, a lot of my conversations with clients and friends include talking about acceptable levels of risk (aka, “ALOR”)....

What a world we live in right now. With the coronavirus as a global enemy, now we are watching our...

Vertez Regina Burks grew up in Brooklyn, New York and was inspired to do volunteer work by watching her great-grandmother...

Nathan Fletcher When Leon Williams became the first (and still only) San Diego County Supervisor of color, his chief of...

The title of this column was inspired by the novel “Love in the Time of Cholera,” written by Colombian author...