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The NAACP’s LGBTQ+ acceptance has empowered the Black community
The NAACP didn’t embrace LGBTQ+ people until 2018. Here’s how it happened and why it matters…
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Fight breaks out as neo-Nazis protest drag story hour event calling LGBTQ people molesters
“They definitely were saying certain words that should never be said about anybody.”
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The teacher who created the first public school Gay-Straight Alliance retires
Bob Parlin came out in 1992 and has since made history by creating a safe space for LGBTQ students in schools.
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Satanic Temple applies to fly flag in front of Boston City Hall after Christian Supreme Court win
Boston has to let people fly the “Christian flag” in front of its city hall because of free speech. So why not let the Satanic flag fly too?
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Supreme Court rules that Boston had to let “Christian flag” fly in front of city hall
A Christian group argued that if the city flew the rainbow flag and the trans flag, they had to fly the Christian flag. They just won.
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Supreme Court could force Boston City Hall to fly a “Christian flag” as hate group’s case advances
The anti-LGBTQ group complains that Boston flew the rainbow, transgender, and Juneteenth flags, but not their Christian flag. But the Supreme Court is taking them seriously.
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Catholic Church sentences priest who they believe abused children to “life of prayer”
“He is to live in contemplation of his sins and pray for all of those affected by his conduct,” the Church said of the retired pastor’s “punishment.”
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Boston Pride abruptly shuts down because the community “needs and wants change”
The board president of Boston Pride, one of the oldest Pride organizations in the country, was expected to step down. Instead, the entire organization has dissolved.
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Beloved ballroom performer & trans community advocate stabbed to death in Boston
Jahaira DeAlto, who organized Pride events and helped victims of domestic violence, is believed to be the 21st trans or non-conforming person murdered in 2021 so far.
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Pastor Donnie McClurkin’s struggle with sexuality mirrors the Black Church’s
In a recent episode of TV One’s Uncensored, Pastor Donnie McClurkin – a three-time Grammy winner and the former poster boy for African American ex-gay ministries – talked about his sexual past. “I didn’t know really what a woman wanted,” he said. “I’ve messed up more than I’ve had good. My past relationships were a […]
