Originally published by The 19th. This article is part of The 19th News Network's Abortion on the Ballot series.
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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.
A short 20-minute MARTA ride from downtown Atlanta, Brookhaven stands as a testament to the perfect blend of history, modernity, and community. As a city that has grown from a small farming community to a thriving urban hub, Brookhaven offers its residents and visitors a unique experience with its tree-lined streets, diverse neighborhoods, and an array of cultural and recreational opportunities.
Gov. Ron DeSantis may have stricken all mention of LGBTQ from the state’s website and promotional materials but Visit Lauderdale’s commitment to social inclusion is still strong.
Historic Boston makes for a perfect weekend. The city is so walkable (and has such great public transit), you will have sore legs. The historic city is home to five or more universities, so it seems in part like a college town on steroids.
Leslie Fordham, Broward Cultural Division’s public art administrator since 2010, unintentionally honed her craft in a most unusual way.
San Francisco has long been a haven for queer people of all stripes. So it's no surprise that the city has an LGBTQ bookstore in the middle of the city's official "gayborhood," the Castro. Perusing the shelves of Fabulosa Books treats the consumer to a delightful mix of queer biographies and autobiographies, books for gay men, lesbians, trans people, and more. The store also has regular in-person appearances by queer authors reading from their work.
Though Florida’s reputation as a conservative state may deter many progressive advocates, Florida Rising senior political advisor Dwight Bullard labels the state by its people, not politics.
A quick glance at Doug Evans’ résumé reveals a man for all seasons.
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