This 25-page issue of the Bay Area Reporter, published March 26, 1987, covers a broad range of news, politics, health, and community events relevant to the LGBTQ community in San Francisco and beyond. Major stories include the California Medical Association's push to alter AIDS confidentiality laws, the U.S. Supreme Court hearing on the 'Gay Olympics' naming case, and extensive reporting on the upcoming congressional campaign of Harry Britt. Additional coverage addresses AIDS drug access and costs, volunteer mobilization for political campaigns, the threat of state funding cuts to AIDS services, a suspicious break-in at the Women's Building, and debates over quarantine policies for people with AIDS. The issue features editorial opinion, letters, classifieds, advertisements, and announcements for community events, reflecting the journalistic style and concerns of the late 1980s LGBTQ community.