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{{Header|San Francisco Bay Guardian 06/21}} The '''San Francisco Bay Guardian''' was a free alternative newspaper published weekly in San Franci

...has had "power exchange" fantasies since he was 12. He came to the SF Bay Area about 1976, was involved in Backdrop at that time (Membership #01304).

...ped raise the level of drag kinging and spread the art form beyond the Bay Area. As an underground fixture, he has been a part of [[avant garde]] films and * ''Canned Peaches'', SF cable, 2000

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...d on-line, as was a San Francisco-area email list then known as BABES (Bay Area Bondage Enthusiasts Society). ...The organizer of the first spin-off munch still runs a munch in the SF Bay Area.

*[[Stormy Leather (sf)]] {{cats|Bay Area|Shopping}}

...d in such diverse outlets as the San Francisco Examiner, SF Frontiers, Bay Area Reporter, the Leather Journal, and the Official Programs of the [[Folsom St

...ware, "Great Moments in the Bay Area Feel Good/Feel Better History," ''The SF Weekly,'' August 23, 1995.]</ref -->

Voted best theme club by SF Weekly readers for the past FIVE consecutive years, Bondage-A-Go-Go is a Sa * [http://www.sfweekly.com/2002-07-03/dining/trendspotting/full|[[SF Weekly]]] '''Trendspotting''' SFWEEKLY July 2002

...ion had taken at the growing phenomenon of sadomasochism around the SF Bay Area. The culmination of more than seven months of research by reporter Phil Bro ...to bring the Chronicle into the Internet age, all while preserving the Bay Area cultural viewpoint. In the first two years after the merger, staff was redu

...ed to be called The Norse Cove. The Scandinavian Seamen's Union was in the area. And the Swedish-American Hall remains in the district. Scandinavian-style ...Street and Market Street. There were numerous famous watering holes in the area, contributing to the nightlife, including the Corner Grocery Bar, the Norse

...renowned Mister S store, Madame S quickly took a place of honor in SF Bay Area fetish circles. Hosting book signings, educational events, and meet-and-gre ...t a hop, skip and a jump from the old location - and still in the heart of SF's South of Market district, the epicenter of the leather revolution. Openin

...r Dolphins LLC, Corpus Christi; Trash, Vancouver BC; and Trusted Servants, SF. : [[Janus:LA]] disassociates from [[Janus]]:SF and reorganizes as [[Threshold]]

...ns do not routinely tread on the rights of sexual minorities in the SF Bay Area. ...erates "[[Berkeley Barb|The Spectator]]," a long running San Francisco Bay Area sex newspaper that once employed David Aaron Clark.

...ea Lions sunning themselves on Seal Rock, just off the cliffs to visit the area. ...Service in 1977 and it became part of the Golden Gate National Recreation Area. The site overlooks the Seal Rock and the former site of the Sutro Baths. M

...ard for 6 1/2 years. In 1983 he started as a volunteer on the AIDS Ward at SF General Hospital, and is still there. In 1999 Alan joined The Board of Dire ...t was in the right place," said Marcus Hernandez, a columnist with the Bay Area Reporter who has covered the leather scene for 30 years. "He was a mentor t

...The above article is a VERY interesting read for anyone living in the Bay Area!! ...//sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2001/07/12/DD161466.DTL&type=music SF Chronicle article from 2001]

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...o Association; and United Leatherfolk of Connecticut. Barbary Coasters MC, SF; Trash, BC; and Zodiacs, BC disband.

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