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Pride in picturesPride in Pictures: Finding faith in unexpected places
“I was totally in tears to see this show of support to the LGBTQ community, put together with such loving care. I knew then that in the end we were going to be ok.”
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Pride in picturesPride in Pictures: Our first hugs in five months
We decided to quarantine, get tested, then go to Provincetown together. Since we missed Pride, we made shirts, each with a different color of the rainbow.
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Bias WatchAnti-LGBTQ doctor testifies in Ohio House that COVID vaccines make people magnetic
“Now they’re magnetized!” the doctor said about people who have been vaccinated. “They can put a key on their forehead. It sticks!”
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Health and WellnessJen Psaki gave withering response to Fox reporter’s COVID-19 conspiracy theory question
“I would caution you against disproving a negative,” Jen Psaki said before reminding the Fox reporter that “hundreds of thousands of people in the United States” have died in the pandemic.
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Bias WatchAnti-vaxxers now “identify as fully vaccinated” to get out of mask mandates
The old transphobic joke might get people killed as people say they will skirt mask guidelines by just “identifying” as fully vaccinated.
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CommentaryIt’s hard to dance in the rain when you have “COVID arm”
It’s really hard to cut loose and be free and happy when you want to scratch your skin off.
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CommentaryHesitant about getting the COVID vaccine? Here are some reasons why you should get it.
Much of the personal turmoil the virus has caused in the LGBTQ community could be alleviated if the country was able to return to normal.
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PoliticsPete Buttigieg’s hope to get cruising back by the summer solicits hysterical responses
He’s talking about the boats, everyone. Boats.
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News (USA)Professor blames WiFi radiation for anti-gay & racist tweets. He still got fired.
Coronavirus is an internet-fueled “leftist stunt” that had “failed,” according to the ex-professor.
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Health and WellnessLGBTQ people of color are more likely to contract COVID than straight white people
LGBTQ people of color are more likely to contract coronavirus, know someone that died from coronavirus, and need assistance making ends meet due to financial difficulties caused by the pandemic.
