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The Bold Italic publishes first-person essays reflecting the perspectives of San Franciscans.
The Bold Italic is an independent arts and culture publication in San Francisco.
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Philz Coffee removes Pride flags from most stores following CEO instructions to create a 'more consistent, inclusive experience.' Baristas at the company launched a petition in protest, and the Castro location retains its rainbow flag, defying the policy. The move comes amid public scrutiny over the brand’s LGBTQ+ identity and community ties.
Apr 2026The Bold ItalicNews article
Stonestown Galleria attracts shoppers during the holiday season despite challenges faced by Westfield Centre. The comparison highlights differing performance between the two retail destinations. Visitor activity at Stonestown Galleria remains strong amid broader shifts in consumer shopping behavior.
Nov 2023The Bold ItalicNews article
A local San Francisco political group supports the newest version of *Bold Italic*, an online magazine. The publication now operates as a nonprofit and features a redesigned logo alongside a roster of new writers.
Aug 2023The San Francisco StandardNews article
The Bold Italic, a San Francisco-based online magazine focused on Bay Area culture, has relaunched as a nonprofit organization. The publication introduces a new editor in chief and a redesigned logo under its updated structure.
Aug 2023The Bold ItalicNews article