Published Work
San Francisco Ballet's Hans van Manen program: Dancer Joshua Jack Price on challenging the ballet binary
San Francisco Ballet takes a bold step forward with a program dedicated to Hans van Manen, a choreographer whose work redefines gender and identity in dance.
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'The Compton's Cafeteria Riot' - Historic 1966 uprising dramatized
‘The Compton’s Cafeteria Riot,’ now with a permanent home, immerses audiences into the heart of 1966’s historic uprising under new direction.
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What it’s like to speed date on BART’s Valentine’s Day love train
Transit nerds chatted up lovelorn romantics on a special train departing from the Downtown Berkeley BART station.
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'Will & Harper' - Will Ferrell brings an honest look at the trans experience
"Will & Harper" is a compelling blend of humor and heart. This documentary road film takes viewers on a 17-day journey across the US, following longtime friends Will Ferrell and Harper Steele as they navigate new terrain.
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The Earthquakes, SF's LGBTQ+ Hockey Team, Get Ready for Their Comeback
Almost three decades since the team’s inception, the Quakes are returning to the ice following a pandemic hiatus.
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‘Wait, that’s me’: Security guard's emotional moment at Taylor Swift show in Pittsburgh goes TikTok viral
Bailey Myers, an events security guard, sang along to Taylor Swift’s last surprise song for her “Eras Tour” Pittsburgh show. Her emotional moment went viral on TikTok.
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OPINION: Understand the origins of ‘slay’ before using it in your vocabulary
Words like “yas,” “king” and “slay” originated in the ballroom scene, an urban subculture made up of Black and brown, queer and trans folk who found community in performing.
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SF State bathrooms: a public setting for private encounters
Cruising for sex has been a part of gay culture for decades.
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The CSU gave former Chancellor Joseph Castro a $400,000 salary after resigning. Here’s what he can do with it
Former CSU Chancellor Joseph Castro received a $401,365 annual salary after failing to reprimand a former Fresno State University administrator for workplace misconduct.
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Associated Students approved a support program for sexual violence survivors 2 years ago — what happened to it?
As The SAFE Place remains inactive while SF State searches for its new “advocate,” the opportunity to launch a peer-to-peer resource for survivors of sexual violence sits in the hands of Associated Students.
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SF State professor, students compete in SFMOMA’s first Soapbox Derby in over 40 years
SF State Art Professor Michael Arcega and students from his Sculpture and Expanded Practice class created a Frankenstein-inspired soapbox for the race.
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German, Italian programs in jeopardy as student majors decline
German Professor Volker Langbehn anticipates that the German or Italian program will be discontinued following his retirement in two years.