More details revealed in Brooklyn park renaming in honor of Marsha P. Johnson
In February, we reported that New York governor Andrew Cuomo announced, during…
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LGBTQ+ Rights
Richard meets… James Young
This week, my guest on the podcast is James Young, a Professor…
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Three LGBTQ People Make History At 2020 Democratic National Convention
Yesterday, the Democratic Convention announced the Keynote address participants slated to speak…
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Emergency in Beirut: Help LGBTQ+ Community Members Affected by Blast
Following the massive chemical explosion that destroyed Beirut, the LGBTQ+ community in…
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Social Change through Social Media: #queerypronounchallenge
On July 14th, Queery relaunched their #queerypronounchallenge in honor of International Non-Binary…
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Julius’ Bar – NYC’s oldest gay bar launches crowdfunding campaign
Julius’ Bar on the corner of West 10th Street and Waverly Place…
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Google Donates $500,000 To The Marsha P. Johnson Institute
Google.org announced today that it is donating $500,000 to the Marsha P….
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KIND illuminates New York City skyline as tribute to canceled Pride marches around the world
In partnership with NYC Pride March Grand Marshal and long-standing KIND partner,…
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Disclosure
Disclosure is an unprecedented, eye-opening look at transgender depictions in film and…
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Black trans activist Miss Major speaks out
Miss Major Griffin-Gracy, a veteran of the Stonewall uprising, and one of…
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10 Black American LGBTQ activists and pioneers to remember this Juneteenth
Juneteenth is the unofficial, and hopefully soon-to-be official, holiday in America that…
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Supreme Court rules firing workers for being LGBTQ is illegal
After a tough week for the LGBTQ+ community, there comes a small…
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