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Matthew S. Bajko

Matthew S. Bajko

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Assistant Editor and Political Columnist, Bay Area Reporter

San Francisco

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Public Health, Environment Social Climate, Energy Religion, Criminal Justice

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Politics, policing, and international affairs.

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Total articles 2171

  • News Briefs: Bay Area will mark transgender visibility observance

    By Matthew S. Bajko Verified| Bay Area Reporter Verified Events around the Bay Area will mark this year's observance of International Transgender Day of Visibility, annually held March 31. It was established in 2009 as a way to celebrate trans individuals and their contributions to society, as well as to shine a light on the discrimination they face. This year's celebration comes amid an ongoing attack on the rights of all gender-nonconforming individuals, whether they be trans, intersex or genderqueer.

    By Matthew S. Bajko Verified · Bay Area Reporter

    Mar. 12, 2025

  • Political Notes: Report bares impact of discriminatory measures on LGBTQ Americans

    By Matthew S. Bajko Verified| Bay Area Reporter Verified From avoiding religious services and public spaces to delaying having kids or seeking medical care, discriminatory measures take a wide toll on the health and well-being of LGBTQ Americans, a new report is detailing. The impacts are particularly acute for transgender and intersex individuals.

    By Matthew S. Bajko Verified · Bay Area Reporter

    Mar. 05, 2025

  • News Briefs: Bay Area will mark transgender visibility observance

    By Matthew S. Bajko Verified| Bay Area Reporter Verified Events around the Bay Area will mark this year's observance of International Transgender Day of Visibility, annually held March 31. It was established in 2009 as a way to celebrate trans individuals and their contributions to society, as well as to shine a light on the discrimination they face. This year's celebration comes amid an ongoing attack on the rights of all gender-nonconforming individuals, whether they be trans, intersex or genderqueer.

    By Matthew S. Bajko Verified · Bay Area Reporter

    Mar. 12, 2025

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Bay Area Reporter

As the longest continuously-published LGBTQ newspaper in the United States of America, and the highest-circulation LGBTQ weekly, the Bay Area Reporter, since 1971, has been the undisputed newspaper of record for the San Francisco Bay Area's vibrant LGBTQ community.

San Francisco, California, United States

+1 415-861-5019

Founded: 1971