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This photo of an early NYC Pride parade reminds us how important visible representation by itself is. You may also recognize a familiar face.
The demonstrations protesting police brutality highlight the tensions between cops and communities they serve. The question that must eventually be answered, however, is: “Whose interests do they actually serve?”
Reverend Lou Sheldon founded one of the first anti-LGBTQ hate groups, the Traditional Values Coalition.
The officer has not been identified.
No one was injured.
Police arrested the CNN contributor without warning when he was taking pictures of a protest and held him for hours.
LGBTQ seniors face special challenges. Fortunately, there are resources dedicated to helping them thrive as they age.
“We did not breach the line. Hand were up. Unmoving. And they gassed and fired.”
45,000 jobs were supported by same-sex unions and they generated an additional $244 million in state and local taxes.
His words in the aftermath of George W. Bush’s reelection are just as necessary today.
