This issue of the San Francisco Bay Times, published April 1989, marks the tenth anniversary of the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence and features extensive reporting on LGBTQ+ activism, health, and community issues in the Bay Area. Major articles include an in-depth history of the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence, debates over needle exchange programs for AIDS prevention, adoption and donor insemination in lesbian and gay families, media coverage of AIDS treatments, and ongoing discrimination cases such as the lesbian Marine witchhunt. The issue contains event calendars, personal ads, coverage of local protests against Nazi and anti-abortion activity, and advertisements for community services, health care, and cultural events. The 41-page tabloid-format newspaper is printed in black and white, with photographs, editorial columns, and a comprehensive listing of resources and events for the Bay Area LGBTQ+ community.