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LGBTQ HistoryA transgender man’s diaries can help us learn what San Francisco was like decades ago
“Damn I’m going to be a gorgeous man,” Lou Sullivan wrote 40 years ago in one of his personal diaries. Sullivan, who died in 1991 at the age of 39 due to complications from AIDS, was a pioneering transgender activist in the 1970s and 1980s. His book Information for the Female to Male Cross Dresser […]
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LGBTQ PrideGoogle warns that employees will be punished if they protest at Pride
Employees are mad that YouTube isn’t cracking down on anti-LGBTQ hate speech.
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Health and WellnessAnti-LGBTQ Christian hate group cheers as Trump administration shuts down HIV cure research
Scientists said that this will harm research on a variety of diseases, while the religious right said it was ending “checks for baby body parts.”
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News (USA)Trans people could lose access to health care if this large hospital joins a Catholic network
The Catholic hospital chain is currently fighting multiple discrimination lawsuits. In one case, a hospital refused to provide a hysterectomy to a trans man.
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News (USA)Police have arrested the homophobic MAGA swordsman who nearly severed a Latinx man’s hand
He was reportedly defiant during his recent court appearance, and the judge wasn’t having it.
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LifeQueer icon Sylvester’s disco hit inducted into the Library of Congress for its historical value
“You Make Me Feel (Mighty Real)” was recognized for its place in American cultural history.
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News (USA)This man has been harassing his gay & lesbian neighbors for years. Now he’s being held accountable.
He spent years shouting “Fucking fa—ts! Hope you all die of AIDS!” at his neighbors.
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LGBTQ HistoryWelcome to the church of Sylvester. His gospel-tinged disco made us feel mighty real.
“I’m not a drag queen. I’m Sylvester.”
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LGBTQ HistoryThis trans activist was there at the start of the modern LGBTQ movement
“I’m nothing special, I’m just one of the girls.”
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News (USA)San Francisco is opening America’s first LGBTQ arts center
The four story building will serve as a space for queer art groups, cultural activists, community leaders, educators and showcases that need it.
