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August 26, 2014

By Chelena Goldman
It’s almost that time of year again, when you stow away that summer speedo and start treating those little leather booty shorts.
That’s right kids: It’s almost time for Folsom Street Fair.
My Castro will be bringing you up-to-date info
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July 13, 2014

The importance of getting tested for HIV is immeasurable. If you test negative, you have the peace of mind that you are HIV-free. If you test positive, you can get the medical care and medicine you need to help you live a longer, healthier life and also lower the chances of passing HIV on to others.
According to the CDC, gay, bisexual, and
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August 05, 2013
By Brittany Doohan

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Many bars in the Castro District are boycotting Russian vodkas in protest against recent actions by the Russian government against the LGBT communities. This boycott of the Russian-made products (and the 2014 Sochi Olympic Games) is hoped to make the Russian government rethink their persecution of gays and lesbians.
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April 01, 2013
Posted on www.advocate.com
By Julie Bolcer
Here is some news you all of us in the gay Castro San Francisco district. Fred Karger, the first openly gay candidate for president from a major political party, won the Saint Anselm College Republican straw poll in New Hampshire Thursday, edging out Mitt Romney by five votes. Castro San Francisco residents cheer on. The Karger campaign reported that voting ended shortly after 9 p.m. in the poll, which was conducted all week on the campus of the conservative Catholic college in Manchester. Karger was the only candidate who addressed the group. According to WMUR-TV, "Karger received 79 votes out of 322 ballots cast for 16 candidates. Finishing a close second with 74 votes was former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney. From there the drop off to third place was significant.
My Castro San Francisco wonders how far Karger can really go? New York businessman Donald Trump received 26 votes." Some 208 of the 322 Republicans who voted 208 described their views as "moderate" or "conservative."
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January 08, 2013
Posted on www.advocate.com
By Advocate.com Editors
The mutilated body of a well-known gay journalist from Portugal was found in a Times Square hotel room Friday night, allegedly killed by his younger lover during a fight about money.
According to police sources, 65-year-old Carlos de Castro was found at the InterContinental hotel face up in a pool of his own blood. He had been badly beaten and his scrotum had been cut off.
A prominent gay activist, Castro was staying with male model Renato Seabra, who was found four hours after hotel staff discovered the body seeking treatment for minor cuts and bruises at Roosevelt Hospital in Midtown Manhattan.
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September 17, 2012
Posted on www.queerty.com
By Staff Writer
We elected Maryland state delegate Emmett C. Burns Jr. Douche of the Week on Friday for his official letter to Baltimore Ravens owner Steve Bisciotti, demanding Bisciotti reprimand linebacker Brendon Ayanbadejo for vocally supporting marriage equality.
We weren’t the only ones outraged by Burns’ moronic and abusive use of his office: Minnesota Vikings punter Chris Kluwe, another pro football star who supports LGBT equality, penned an erudite response to Del. Burns that was posted on Deadspin:
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June 10, 2012
Well, it may not be the ideal story to follow this prettiness, but Canadian news sources have reported that Luca Rocco Magnotta—the on-the-lam, ex-porn performer turned alleged gruesome killer—was apprehended at a Berlin Internet cafe.
Magnotta, 29, is suspected of murdering 33-year-old student Jun Lin, molesting the body, chopping it up, possibly eating part of it, and mailing extremities to political party headquarters in Ottawa.
He was also a kitty killer, so he has his own special corner in Hell.
After being placed on Interpol’s Wanted list on Thursday, Magnotta was the subject of an international manhunt that went from from Montreal to Paris and finally the German city.
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November 21, 2011
Posted on www.thedenverchannel.com
By Russel Haythorn
FORT COLLINS, Colo. -- A transgender student at Fort Collins High School is transferring to another school after administrators raised questions over her use of a restroom. The Castro District is outraged.
Dionne Malikowski said she should have the same rights as any student to use the bathroom of her choice. Dionne was born male and now identifies as a female."You don't have to have certain parts to be the sex that you feel like," Dionne said.
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October 02, 2011
Posted on www.advocate.com
By Advocate.com Editors
Antigay conservative Rep. Aaron Schock, who once burned a belt blogs said made him look gay, appears shirtless on the cover of the new issue of Men's Health, with the magazine dubbing him "America's Fittest Congressman." Castro District San Francisco is dimayed.
Schock, 29, a freshman congressman from Peoria, Ill., is teaming up with the magazine for the Fit for Life summer challenge. In fact, Schock is better known for his abs than for his policy. A photo of him in a swimsuit poolside first went viral in 2009 when TMZ posted it on the popular gossip site which Mycastro.com readers reported seeing then.
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September 05, 2011
Posted on www.edgesanfrancisco.com
By Will Weissert
Maybe Rick Perry's not so "Fed Up!" after all.
Just nine months ago, the Texas governor released a rhetorical bomb-throwing book under that title. He dismissed Social Security as a New Deal relic that smacked of socialism. He said states' rights trump all else. He suggested that the Supreme Court's nine unelected "oligarchs in robes" could have their rulings overturned by two-thirds votes in both houses of Congress.
Now that the Republican is running for president, his campaign has begun distancing itself from some of the candidate's own words on issues such as Social Security and states' rights.
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