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The nonprofit hotline was created in 2014 to serve people who may avoid emergency services because of racism, anti-LGBTQ+ bias, immigration fears or prior police trauma.
A commentary argues that belonging can be created at home and in local networks when travel, politics and discrimination make larger gathering spaces harder to reach.
From Broadway comedies to rooftop pools and summer sailings, these New York City outings offer couples a range of ways to spend time together.
The inaugural season begins August 1 in Springfield, Illinois, with four teams and roughly one-third of players publicly out.
A history paper once published under quiet resistance is now part of a major museum exhibit and archival collection in St. Louis.
The list highlights performers across North America, the UK and New Zealand, underscoring how drag king artistry spans comedy, cabaret, horror and political commentary.
A visitor to Spain’s Basque Country says San Sebastián combines beach scenery, food culture and visible Pride-friendly spaces in a way that sets it apart from better-known city breaks.
The Rubi Girls, a Dayton drag troupe that has raised more than $3 million over four decades, received an official Ohio historical marker despite a cut to federal funding for LGBTQ+-related markers.
The Galicia representative was crowned at Madrid’s Pride celebrations and said he hopes his story helps other LGBTQ+ people feel accepted.
A former church turned performance space has been told to stop trading after religious groups protested its launch and the landlord alleged the venue offended Christian beliefs.
The South African photographer’s long-running work, made through close immersion in communities, was recognized at Arles with the annual prize for artists from different regions of Africa.
Members and supporters of the LGBTQ+ community gathered in London for the annual Pride parade, with more than 1.5 million people expected to attend.
Jayson Conner and Jeffrey Newman spent years organizing Backpacks for the Streets, a Manhattan volunteer project that delivered essentials to unhoused people.
Jason Nunez is accused of spending nonprofit money on personal purchases including Uber rides, gas and haircuts, according to police and NBC6.
