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January 26, 2022
		More than 500 US businesses are calling on the Senate to pass LGBTQ+ nondiscrimination laws “In 2022, no person should ever be subjected to harassment or discrimination because of who they are.”
December 359, 2021
		2021 taught me the importance of intentional queer spaces The pandemic created the need for a new type of support. We met the challenge.
December 352, 2021
		Gender-neutral toys are critical for some trans kids and parents The holiday season highlights the gendered world of toy aisles. Finding a gender-neutral toy can be a tall order, but one with big impacts.
December 348, 2021
		Gay for Good is on a mission to change the world, one act of kindness at a time The organization was founded in response to the passage of Proposition 8, which banned same-sex marriage in California...
November 322, 2021
		Lesbian Couple Who Fled Taliban Now Dream of Getting Married in the US Salma and Khadija faced marginalisation and repression under Afghanistan’s previous governments, forced to conceal their sexuality from their families. But when the Taliban took over, they feared for their lives.
November 307, 2021
		All I Want For Christmas is Acceptance The holidays traditionally mean joy, celebration, and family. But for many LGBTQ-identifying individuals, it can mean sadness, stress, and even depression. Do you come from an unaccepting family and feel forced to choose to celebrate with your partner or your family but never both at the same time? Are you the partner whose family is accepting and are left to watch your significant other struggle in sadness during the holidays because they don’t have the same acceptance from theirs?
October 297, 2021
		What Does LGBTQ Stand For? Gender Diversity 101 Gender diversity has existed since the beginning of time. Prior to colonization, gender expansive people in North America were highly regarded in their communities and were often mediators, healers, frontline warriors, peacemakers and teachers.  Outside of North America, divergence from the gender binary has been celebrated in many cultures. PBS even made this map of […]
October 293, 2021
		From LGBT to LGBTQIA+: The evolving recognition of identity As society’s understanding of diverse sexual identities and gender expressions has grown more inclusive, so has the acronym used to describe them.
October 292, 2021
		Get Ready for Pride and Show Your Support of the LGBTQ Community for a Chance to Win Alaska Airlines Tickets It’s  almost time for Palm Springs Pride and residents and businesses are invited to decorate their storefront, home or apartment for the 2nd annual Light Up the Night contest presented by Alaska Airlines.
		Tip #4/10: Address Her Biggest Complaint About You I’m excited to share the 4th tip in this 10 Quick Tips to Warm Up Your Relationship series:  Address your partner’s biggest complaint about you. If you’re like 99% of the smart lesbians I work with, you know what your partner’s top 3 or 4 complaints are about you – and, deep down, you’ll probably ...
		Snow White and the Seven Poofs 2021! London’s Number One Adults Only Pantomime Is Back!  Yes, it’s back the hilarious Snow White and the Seven Poofs London’s favourite adult pantomime returns to the London stage for 2021 this time BIGGER BOLDER AND RUDER!!!
		Money & the Queer Community: LGBTQ Financial Statistics Life costs more when you’re queer.  Discrimination and stigma affects us in all areas of life and makes it harder for us to participate in the wealth-building activities many others take for granted.
		PBN Dialogue: Shannon Smith on Hawaii LGBTQ mentorship in the workplace (Video) PBN caught up with Business of Pride career achievement honoree Shannon Smith, a Locations Realtor and partner, on the future of workplace mentorship for Hawaii's LGBTQ community. VIDEO
		This Historic Raleigh church has been supporting LGBT equality since the 1950s Founded in the late 1800s, Pullen Memorial Baptist is one of the first churches in Raleigh, North Carolina to embrace LGBT rights.
		HBO’s ‘We’re Here’ visits Temecula to host drag show and spread positive LGBTQ message The episode in the unscripted series set in Southwest Riverside County debuts Oct. 18.
October 291, 2021
		Two LGBTQ-affirming Baltimore churches — one historic and one young — unite with installation of new pastor A service held Sunday at St. Mark’s Evangelical Lutheran Church signifies a new partnership between one of Baltimore’s historic churches and a fledgling congregation, both rooted in LGBTQ affirmation and inclusivity, generations apart. The Rev. Emily Scott, who leads both congregations, was installed through a Rite of Installation, signifying her new role as pastor at the 161-year-old St
		New documentary shines light on Northwest Florida's older LGBTQ+ community The documentary, "Someone Waits for Me," provides stories and experiences of older LGBTQ+ people of Northwest Florida.
		New CU School of Medicine portrait exhibit presents real people behind the letters LGBTQ+ “I do think when you see someone and hear their story, it does make you think differently and doesn't make it as easy to look away. And that was one of the things I hope people would do with this exhibit is have it stay with them," says Carey Candrian, the associate professor at the CU School of Medicine behind the series.
October 290, 2021
		Palm Springs Celebrates Pride Throughout the Year Greater Palm Springs Pride celebrates diversity and community year-round with events, culminating with the annual LGBTQ Festival and Parade.
		Tip #3/10: Don’t say I Love You! Mix it up! Get creative. Find new ways of letting your partner know that she’s special to you.To help you out,  here are a few suggestions...
		Vermont High school halftime show becomes drag pageant As school cheerleaders did their routine at a Vermont High School, about 30 students and faculty members dressed as drag queens and kings walked out onto the field.
October 289, 2021
		Virtual Way Out West Film Festival celebrates the LGBTQ experience One of New Mexico’s oldest running film festivals kicks off Friday, October 15 online. The 10-day Way Out West Film Festival celebrates LGBTQ experiences through...
		Queer Coded Art Show Champions LGBTQ and Mental Health Services Sponsored by Joystickat North Hollywood’s Player One barcade, the Queer Coded art show explores video game culture from a queer perspective.
		Hola Papi: ‘I Came Out. No One Cares.’ Papi advises a letter-writer who feels their coming out was a total flop after it failed to elicit any response from friends or family. Silence is better than anger and rejection, but they were hoping for support, for positive reinforcement.
		The Hawaii LGBT Legacy Foundation Goes Virtual For 2021 Pride Festivities The Hawaii LGBT Legacy Foundation (HLLF) is preparing to go virtual again for its 2021 Honolulu Pride festivities.  Due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic and the rising dominance of the Delta Variant, the Hawaii LGBT Legacy Foundation has decided to make this year’s festivities virtual in honor of protecting Hawaii’s community.  “Although […]
		NewFest 2021: The Best Films to See at NYC’s LGBTQ Film Festival IndieWire rounds up what not to miss at this year’s festival, from a “RuPaul’s Drag Race” documentary to the restoration of John Cameron Mitchell’s “Shortbus...

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