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Celebrating Pride month: Take a trip with me to gay London in the 1980s and discover what life was like. via Pride Month: Memories From Gay London During The 1980s #LGBTQI #LGBT #PrideMonth — Hugh’s Views & News  

Monalisa, Guernica, The starry night, and many more. All these paintings are the epitome of greatness in art history and so are the famous painters who had created these masterpieces with heart and soul. Here is a list of history’s 15 famous painters (In no particular order). Be it the artistic walls of ancient caves […]… Continue reading 15 Painters of All Times — Sarthak Sharma

We had learned a few months back that a sequel to last year’s The VelociPastor – a horror movie about, yes, a priest who turns into a dinosaur – was in the works, and writer/director Brendan Steere has now revealed in a chat with THR that the follow-up is more of a “spiritual sequel” than […]… Continue reading ‘The VelociPastor’ Getting a “Spiritual Sequel” With Upcoming Vampire Movie ‘Outback Dracula’ — Bloody Disgusting!

via Love, Simon: Owning Your Coming Out Story — José Manuel Flores

Do you think you are a lesbian but you are in a relationship with a man? via To all the women in relationships with men, wondering if they are lesbians —

Love, Victor follows a Latinx teen who transfers to Creekwood High School in Atlanta, GA. This was the setting for Becky Albertalli’s Creekwood novels and Greg Berlanti’s 2018 film Love, Simon. Simon was embraced by friends and family after being outed as gay. He’s since graduated. Victor’s unsure of his sexuality and fears he won’t […]… Continue reading LGBT Media: Love, Victor (2020) — The Avocado

Hello all, I am going to be brief. As we all know, the first Pride was a riot. We have the ability to celebrate Pride every year because the first individual to throw a brick at Stonewall was a Black trans woman named Marsha P. Johnson. We cannot celebrate freedom until we are all free. […]… Continue reading Take Action: Black Lives Matter Resources (MASTER LIST) — Lesbiapart

June 19th, 1865— The American Civil War, a war between the Union and the Confederacy over the abolition of slavery in the United States, had been over for well over two months with the eventual surrender of General Robert E. Lee. President Abraham Lincoln had signed the Emancipation Proclamation over two years ago on January […]… Continue reading Celebrating Black Beauty in Film — Lesbiapart

Staff Writer, Elena. L, writes about the balance between the “Private” and the “Public” when it comes to queer identity during Pride. Photo credit: “I Am Out Therefore I Am” by Adam Rohlston, 1989. Leslie-Lohman Museum of Gay and Lesbian Art. via ‘Street Hassle,’ or the Queer Negotiation Between the Public and the Private — Lesbiapart

The election is scheduled for June 28, with a second round featuring the two top candidates two weeks later on July 12 if none of the contenders wins at least 50% outright. While there are now 10 candidates in the race, polls predict a runoff between Duda and Trzaskowski, who belongs to the centrist and… Continue reading Polish president calls LGBT ‘ideology’ worse than communism — Jaacto Mist