The Norton Museum of Art’s Reader’s Choice Award win is history in the making –– literally.
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Winning this award is more than just a humbling moment for Our Sister’s Place Thrift Store –– it’s an opportunity to carry on its mission of supporting those affected by domestic violence.
Dennis Dean developed his love for photography as a gay teen in the 1970s, using the art form to escape being bullied in small-town Alabama.
Each year, the community sets aside a week in November to celebrate transgender and gender-nonconforming folx — Transgender Awareness Week. It’s a time to celebrate progress, commemorate heroes, but also a solemn time to recognize the deaths of transgender and gender non-conforming people.
FlockFest Events has a Vienna Pride Cruise planned for June 11-18 for an unforgettable celebration of love, diversity, and acceptance.
Growing up queer in a religious household, YES Institute executive director Joseph Zolobczuk said he needed help navigating difficult conversations with loved ones.
Operating in an “anti-LGBTQ” state as the first and only queer community center in Miami-Dade, Pridelines executive director Edward Summers said his organization’s presence is vital.
Originally published by The 19th. This article is part of The 19th News Network's Abortion on the Ballot series.
One of the people behind the famous artists Picasso and Matisse was also an icon in her own right.
For the first time in its 41-year history, the International LGBTQ+ Travel Association is holding its global convention in Asia.
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