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Twenty years ago, Chicago welcomed the world to the Gay Games

This was how Chicago welcomed the seventh Gay Games, a celebration of international sport competition, cultural presentation, and the LGBTQ+ community ... View article...

New Twin Cities LGBTQ magazine set to launch this October

However, the magazine's end stunned longtime staff and left the metro area without an outlet for the LGBTQ community. Now, Q Minnesota is set to ... View article...

New LGBTQ visitor center slated for Wilmington, Del.

The Collective will feature a visitor center and gift shop highlighting LGBTQ -owned businesses in Delaware. “I think that this is something that's ... View article...

For the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence, queer joy is resistance

The San Francisco-born order of drag nuns uses performance, service and activism to support LGBTQ+ communities and preserve their history. View article...

Immigrant HSE workers reluctant to report racist incidents due to lack of action

Members said many of the recommendations from an equality assessment relating to cultural diversity and racism had not been incorporated into the ... View article...

Calls Grow in Canada for National Inquiry into Legacy of Slavery and Anti-Black Racism

A Canadian organisation has renewed calls for the creation of an independent national commission to examine the legacy of slavery and systemic racism  ... View article...

LAPD officer who recorded racist comments by other officers fights charges

The LAPD did not say whether the officers accused of making racist , sexist remarks were investigated. View article...

Montreal police chief to address racism and misconduct allegations at public meeting

Police announced in June that they had dismantled a 16-member patrol unit at the Montreal-Nord station over allegations of misconduct and racism . View article...

Is Living Openly Still Dangerous?

reflects on the 40th anniversary of homosexual law reform, questioning the current risks of living openly as part of the LGBTQ+ ... View article...

John D'Emilio's 'Making Gay History: Memoir of a Scholar-Activist'

The recent controversy at the Stonewall Uprising Monument with the National Park Service deleting any mention of LGBTQ people on its history page ... View article...

Ohio Mama Bears bring representation to little free libraries...one queer book at a time

It's a worldwide organization of moms of kids who identify on the LGBT spectrum. They started out with one mom whose son came out to her and she was a ... View article...

Sites of LGBTQ Revolution in New York State

Dr. Jeff Iovannone, an expert in LGBTQ heritage conservation, will move beyond standard narratives of American revolution and urban LGBTQ history ... View article...