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“In most parts of the country, gay bars are the only public LGBTQ+ place.”

“The most important people in history are not only those whose names are written down. The largest waves are sometimes made by the smallest ripple,” writes The Okra Project founder, Ianne Fields Stewart.

There’s a reason Dolly Parton’s a legend.

A new CDC study found that gay and lesbian adults were much more likely to get vaccinated than others.

“The idea of being able to be elected getting to be my whole self is never something I thought would be celebrated.”

“It’s so important for other people to see someone they can relate to or someone that looks like them or comes from where they come from.”

There are actions schools can take to be safer and more affirming.

Working from home can help LGBTQ people avoid toxic workplaces, but it could also hurt their chances at pay and promotions.

“To me there is no alternative, it has to reopen.”

LGBTQ households reported more financial problems and more problems with their kids’ educations as a result of the pandemic.

With so many worthy businesses in need these days, it can feel overwhelming to figure out where to direct your support. For a little guidance, look no further than the Best of Gay Cities 2020.

Rep. Sharice Davids (D-KS) made history as the first out LGBTQ person elected to Congress from Kansas.

After beating an anti-LGBTQ incumbent in the primary, this Black Queer activist is ready to take on the Rhode Island State Senate.

Dr. Rachel Levine said it’s “very, very flattering” to be called a hero for her coronavirus work.

In the midst of a pandemic, there are hundreds of thousands of blood pints that could become available. Why are men who have sex with men being excluded from openly helping out?

“Even climbing the stairs is an effort,” she said. She wants people to know what coronavirus is like.