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St Pete Pride says the nonprofit needs to raise at least $289,000 by Nov. 30 to “move forward responsibly with our 25th anniversary in 2027.”

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A referendum on whether to enshrine marriage equality in Virginia’s constitutional amendment is on the ballot this year.

The South Carolina Arts Commission has denied funding to two LGBTQ+ arts organizations after reconsidering grants previously recommended by staff.

The Philadelphia Trans Oral History Project is launching a new zine series to make trans history more accessible.

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Two posts pushing back against Rep. Marcy Kaptur’s anti-trans ads have been removed

“We the Youth,” a mural in Point Breeze by gay artist Keith Haring, is the subject of dispute over historic designation.

Under crisp and sunny blue skies on the morning of Sept. 26, approximately 2,000 participants gathered at Soldier Field for this year’s Resist, Restore and Renew-themed AIDS Foundation Chicago’s (AFC) AIDS Run and Walk. During the event’s 25-year history, over 36,500 participants have helped raise more than $11 million to eradicate HIV. More than $300,000 has been raised as of this publication with 

In recognition of National Coming Out Day, OURfest will once again return to the Gayborhood on Oct. 11. with the theme, “OUT for Good.”

A surge of signs around Greater Phoenix claims Democrats support Andy Biggs, but it's actually just Turning Point USA.

To celebrate the 50th anniversary of Philadelphia Gay News (PGN), we are excited to announce the 50 Most Influential LGBTQ+ Leaders of 2026.

Connor Schuyler fled anti-LGBTQ+ abuse as a child and survived homelessness, addiction and prison. After rebuilding his life, he was jailed following a fatal crash that one defense expert says police…

Jen Fellman’s solo musical "JENder BENDER” will explore gender and identity representation in the golden age of musical theater.

Explore LGBTQ+ travel in Madison, Wisconsin, from gay nightlife and local dining to botanical gardens, biking, museums and Capitol Square.

Ohio still has six laws on the books that criminalize living with HIV. And the laws are actively enforced.

Jay Katari resigned from the board of EqualPride after outrage. The LGBTQ media company owns the Advocate and Out magazines.

A new LGBTQ Christian podcast from Baptist News Global shares stories of faith, beginning with transgender Christian host Lucas Hall.

MI State Senator Jeremy Moss is the Democratic candidate for Michigan's 11th Congressional District. If he wins, he'll be MI's first openly LGBTQ member of Congress.

Protesters gathered after raids targeted Turkey’s LGBTQ community

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The Ohio-born author, salon hostess and proud lesbian was the toast of early 20th century Paris. Her story can and should continue to inspire.

Hard as it is to believe for those who were around when it happened, “Thelma and Louise” celebrates the 35th anniversary this year. 

Sasha Velour speaks with PGN about her latest production, “Travesty,” coming to Philadelphia’s Miller Theater on Sept. 17.

2,996 people died on 9/11, including 19 terrorists who hijacked four jetliners whose passengers included LGBTQ+ Americans and more.

PA organizations joined forces to stand up for trans student athletes by sending a letter to the association overseeing high school sports.

For activist Lluvia Ramirez, helping out others has always been a constant. Her activism extends to various communities, many of which she belongs to. At the root of it all, her intersectional identity drives what she does. Ramirez is currently the senior program manager for public health at the AIDS Healthcare Foundation; president of FLUX Chicago, an AHF affinity group for transgender people; and capacity building assistance provider for the San Francisco Department of Public Health.

In journalism, we’re taught never to bury the lede. So here’s the lede: The LGBTQ+ community could be an important part of what happens in November’s midterm elections. We keep hearing predictions of a possible Democratic wave that could change control of Congress and, if that happens, place a congressional check on President Donald Trump. But anyone who has been around politics for more than five minutes knows the old saying: A week is a lifetime in politics.

The Queer Trans Project has sent more than 500 trans Ohioans custom gender-affirming supply kits worth a total of nearly $30,000

Everton Blair, Jr., was sworn into the U.S. House of Representatives, becoming the state’s first openly LGBTQ member of Congress.

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Julie Burton, President and CEO of the Women’s Media Center (WMC), released a statement on behalf of the Women’s Media Center mourning the passing of WMC Co-Founder Gloria Steinem  Julie Burton noted, “Gloria once wrote a letter to Supreme Court Justice Harry Blackmun, author of the Roe v. Wade decision, thanking him for saving more women’s lives than anyone in U.S.