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LGBTQ History
A 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 Pride
Google 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 Wellness
Anti-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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Life
Queer 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 History
Welcome 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 History
This 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.