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Gay restauranteur dies in husband’s arms in shocking New Orleans murder
Their bagel shop has been called “a safe haven where acceptance, love, and joy thrives.”
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New Orleans declared a “climate of hostility” towards gays. It ended in murder
The courtroom erupted into cheers as the judge announced the verdict.
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New Orleans braces for superspreader event as monkeypox vaccine remains scarce
Labor Day weekend’s Southern Decadence circuit party attracts 100,000-300,000 participants from around the world.
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This gay meteorologist turned a bigot’s slur in a way to support LGBTQ youth
“After 30 years I can stand and accept the criticism when I get it wrong,” the weathercaster wrote. “What I won’t accept are personal attacks about me.”
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Peacock is rebooting “Queer As Folk” for an 8 episode series
This third rendition of the show will “explore a diverse group of friends in New Orleans whose lives are transformed in the aftermath of a tragedy.”
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Number of trans murder victims grows as two Black trans women are gunned down a week apart
Dominique Jackson was a well-known activist in Mississippi and New Orleans. Bianca “Muffin” Bankz hoped to be on RuPaul’s Drag Race.
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Looking for a place to retire? There are some obvious choices & some surprising ones.
When the time comes to retire, LGBTQ people face a big question: where can they go and feel comfortable?
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That time two pro wrestlers made LGBTQ history at Wrestlemania
One of the most visible changes in how LGBTQ people are perceived is how queer athletes and fans are being welcomed and celebrated in professional sports.
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Is this Catholic NFL owner trying to bury stories of child sexual abuse?
New Orleans Saints owner Gayle Benson has deep ties to the Catholic Church, and a lawsuit alleges her team is assisting them in cleaning up their image after child abuse allegations.
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Chick-fil-A offered a school a free lunch. The principal rejected it to support LGBTQ teachers.
The principal said that Chick-fil-A‘s anti-LGBTQ donations contradict the school’s “culture of kindness and community.”