SF News SF’s Trailblazing Sex Worker Activist Margo St. James Has Died A sex work advocate before they called it “sex work,” Margo St. James was the namesake of the St. James Infirmary and founded the old Hooker’s Ball. She also spearheaded a movement to legalize prostitution, and very nearly won a seat on the SF Board of Supervisors in 1996.
Arts & Entertainment Sex And San Francisco: SF Woman Chooses To Stay Single, Leads Workshops On Coupling Alternatives by Rachel Cassandra If Rachel Buddeberg's life were a movie, it would open with a lovely young woman of 20 moving from Achen, Germany to Indianapolis, Indiana to serve with a volunteer organization.
Arts & Entertainment Sex and San Francisco: The Dos and Don'ts by Katie Sweeney Bring up the subject of dating with any single person in San Francisco and you are sure to be met with all kinds of eyerolls and horror stories. Depending on
