Events hosting millions of people have been mostly peaceful and carefree, even following violence in Norway and other threats
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Events hosting millions of people have been mostly peaceful and carefree, even following violence in Norway and other threats
This will be the first visitor centre in the U.S. park system to highlight queer and trans history
Plus more of what’s up and on, starting June 23
The incident is not the only threat of violence during Pride Month this year
A new analysis from Data for Progress finds dozens of purportedly pro-LGBTQ2S+ corporations are donating substantially to proponents of anti-queer and anti-trans bills
This past weekend, extremists in Idaho and California sought to disrupt LGBTQ2+ events
Plus “Our Flag Means Death” is renewed, Bowen Yang on “Fire Island” and Ziwe’s takedown of queerbaiting
Lady Gaga? Gloria Gaynor? Lil Nas X? Which artist’s song tops them all?
Pandemic shutdowns gave some organizers an opportunity to rethink their celebrations and make them more inclusive
New allegations surface over falsified documents and double dealing
Food, shelter, medication and safety are the new priorities. “People are coming just to talk to someone because they don’t want to be alone right now”
An independent review of the largest Pride organization in Canada is now underway
Robert Fehring allegedly vowed to make the 2016 mass shooting at Pulse nightclub “look like a cakewalk”
“Black Pride is a political act whether we’re protesting or dancing”
Welcome to the absolute coolest Pride celebration on earth
Vancouver Pride arrived toward the end of the 2021 Pride season. But were things good enough yet to be “normal”?
Our recommendations for what’s up and what’s on, beginning July 29
L.A.-based writer Jon Higgins reflects on Pride Day at Universal Studios, and the thrill of being surrounded by community again