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Oakland Black Pride seeks to focus on new solutions to shift the systems that make it difficult to service the needs of people within communities most directly impacted by systemic inequities with emphasis on low- and middle- income areas of Oakland, CA and the Regional Bay Area. Many cities and towns, big and small, have gay pride celebrations. Why is there a need for Black Pride in addition to or in lieu of? Which is why they created OBP three years ago.
The Black Men's Awareness Club or BMAC, is a program of the Oakland LGBTQ Community Center, that offers Black/African American and African men, who identify as gay, bisexual, SGL, queer, transgender, pansexual, or men who have sex with men, access to culturally competent support services and community support, in a Black & LGBTQ+ centered environment. Please complete the form below to join. Audition to join our talented singing members! tenor, baritone, and bass vocal ranges welcome. The Oakland Gay Men's Chorus is a committed pillar of the community.
Top 10 Best Black Gay Hip Hop Clubs in Oakland, CA - May - Yelp - Beaux, White Horse Bar, Bootie Mashup: SF, The Mix, The World Famous Turf Club, Temple Nightclub, Lounge , Club , Powerhouse, F8 Nightclub and Bar. Years ago, I was bemoaning my dearth of a dating life in San Francisco to an Oakland friend. Not long after, I met my girlfriend Kelsey, the girl I would cross the damn bridge for, and have been a proud Oaklander ever since. Women-loving women who want to get moving, should strap on their boots and try tapping their toes at Texas Rose, a queer women and trans-inclusive country two-step and line dancing night that happens on the second Saturday of the month at Lake Merritt Dance Center.
Oakland to All is a collaborative that seeks to foster an inclusive space for the ballroom community of the Bay Area and surrounding areas. The ballroom scene is primarily comprised of the Black and Latino LGBTQ individuals [communities that continue to be underserved] and our collaborative creates an inclusive atmosphere for LGBTQ+ black and brown individuals, and their allies, to express. Local gay nightlife long took the form of itinerant, underground parties, but in recent years new community hotspots have enriched Downtown Oakland. Just around the corner on 20th Street, Town Bar is a queer and mixed spot inside a stunning emerald stone façade originally constructed for a luxurious department store. Leaning into the glamor of its Art Deco home, this dark and shiny cocktail bar has dedicated areas for dancing, performances and DJs, as well as tables for enjoying delightfully-garnished beverages.