SAN FRANCISCO, CA (May 30th, 2012) – Lipstick and Politics is inviting Bay Area women to a ladies-only conversation entitled, “Sexual Intelligence and the Politics of Sex.” This discussion is intended to fill a need for thoughtful dialogue about sex in a comfortable and supportive environment. Prominent Bay Area sexologists will help lead [...] Continue Reading
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POTUS Fundraising in San Francisco
Looks like a packed day for the president. With such a hectic schedule, fundraising looks like it could be a full time job! Most of the events the President is attending are closed events with the exception of the campaign event at San Francisco Intercontinental Hotel. If you’re willing to shell out the hefty $38,000 for [...] Continue Reading
Occupy Oakland General Strike: A Firsthand Perspective
Yesterday, I marched with the Occupy protesters participating in the general strike in Oakland. My experience was quite positive. The marchers were peaceful and, though the movement is rooted in a deep dissatisfaction with the forces guiding the organization of American society, the protesters seemed optimistic in their solidarity, rather than angry or violent. The [...] Continue Reading
TEA-rrific. Equestrian Tea Shop in San Francisco
I’ll wait for you to stop groaning at the bad pun in my headline before I continue in 3…2…1…. I rarely get time alone with my mom. Usually I see her during a holiday or at some event where other family members or friends are present. She lives in Iowa and I see her a [...] Continue Reading
Not-So-Happy-Meals
Oh, San Francisco. I knew it as soon as I heard the CNN teaser. “And coming up, one American city is banning Happy Meals…” I didn’t even need to watch the story to know which city was banning kids’ meals. No one does over-legislation like SF. Now, I know there is a childhood obesity epidemic [...] Continue Reading
I’m Thankful For….
“I’m Thankful for Mom and Dad,” said one younger cousin. “I’m Thankful for Mom and Dad,” echoed her sister. “Katrina, what are you thankful for?” asked my grandmother. “Nothin’,” I pouted. My poor grandma. She was just trying to get her older grandchildren to think about what we appreciated in our lives before the family [...] Continue Reading