LGBTQ Religion Shouldn't Conflict With Being LGBTQ, Faith Leaders Say If their faith is not accepting of their identity, religious LGBTQ people can face a conflict. They worry "'do I have to give up the church to come out at all?' And there's this deep self loathing and hatred that happens," says "Queer Calling" podcast host Keshia Pendigrast.
LGBTQ Meet the Faith Leaders Calling for LGBTQ Inclusion in Religion Multiple faith leaders – including an Episcopal minister whose LGBTQ identity was central to her faith journey – say religious institutions should be more accepting of LGBTQ people.
LGBTQ This Year's New York City Pride March Will Be Unlike Any in Decades Police officers were uninvited in tune with the origin of pride as a riot at the Stonewall Inn and in solidarity with LGBTQ people of color. But fewer people are expected overall as the pandemic wanes, says NYC Pride media director Dan Dimant.
pride month From Stonewall to Across the Globe a Look at the Pride Parade Through the Decades As Pride month comes to a close next week, here’s a look back at the rich history of the Gay Pride parade.
pride month A History of Pride: A Look Back at the Growth of the Gay Pride Parade A look back at the origins of the Gay Pride parade.
pride month How to Celebrate Pride With Kalen Allen and LGBTQ Stars The It Gets Better Project is hosting a digital Pride Month event with Laverne Cox, MJ Rodriguez and many more. We talked to one of the event’s hosts, Kalen Allen of The Ellen DeGeneres Show, about the event and what Pride Month means to him.
LGBTQ Anderson Cooper, Barbara Smith, Cecilia Chung: The ABCs of LGBTQ Trailblazers Pride Month is a time to celebrate those who have blazed a trail in the LGBTQ community. From A to Z, here are 26 that you should know.
pride month What You Don't Know About the Iconic Rainbow Flag and Other LGBTQ Flags There are also several other flags that represent people who identify as lesbian, asexual, pansexual, demisexual, intersex, gender-fluid, agender, aromantic, nonbinary and polyamorous.
LGBTQ Why a Majority of LGBTQ Kids Reported Feeling Unsafe at School School boards need to see evidence of a problem before committing to action. So GLSEN conducted a survey with results showing 59% of LGBTQ students feel unsafe or unwelcome at their schools. GLSEN National Student Council member Aiden Cloud says that’s a problem that needs to be addressed with better protections, particularly after several states passed laws that affect LGBTQ...
LGBTQ 5 Years Later, Tragedy Still Feels Fresh for Pulse Nightclub Owner Barbara Poma is the owner of the now-closed Pulse nightclub in Orlando, FL where a gunman killed 49 people and injured 53 others on June 12, 2016. After five years, the tragedy still feels recent. “June 1st starts Pride Month, and we start seeing Pride flags everywhere. And you want to celebrate Pride because you’ve done that before, but really...
