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”Tomorrow’s not promised to anyone” – Marsha P. Johnson This documentary is beautifully interspersed with archival footage that complements the narrative powerfully. LGBT rights activist, Victoria Cruz sets out re-investigating the death of beloved Drag Queen, Gay Liberation activist and hero of the Greenwich Village, Marsha P. Johnson.Johnson was found floating in the Hudson River […]… Continue reading The Death and Life of Marsha P. Johnson [Netflix Review] —

The “Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom” actor shared a video from a protest in New Orleans, where people gathered together in solidarity for racial equality and ending police brutality in the wake of George Floyd’s death. via Justice Smith Comes Out as Queer in Powerful LGBT+ Black Lives Matter Post — nyob.news

Top 100 LGBT Instagram Influencers LGBT Instagram Influencers 1 – Nick Fager Bio LGBTQ psychotherapy practice in NYC and SF. Due to COVID-19, my practice is offering remote teletherapy sessions to all locations. make an appt expansivetherapy.com Instagram Handle https://www.instagram.com/gaytherapy/ Instagram Followers 38600 Website https://www.expansivetherapy.com/ Location United States 2 – Jess Bird […] via Top 100… Continue reading Top 100 LGBT Instagram Influencers — Cann-ID / Ionization Labs

With protests over racial injustice continuing to roil the United States, Queer Eye star, Karamo Brown, has called on LGBT+ people to recognise the racism and transphobia in the community, and remember the radical roots of the gay rights movement. Brown, the culture expert on Netflix’s reality makeover show, which begins its fifth season on […]… Continue reading ‘Queer Eye’ star Karamo Brown calls on LGBT+ community to out racism — EILE Magazine

June is LGBTQ+ Pride Month and we have put together a booklist of fiction and nonfiction titles that you can share with kids of all ages. via June Booklist: Pride Month — Kitchener Public Library Kids Blog

If you didn’t know June is Pride month. It’s when the world’s LGBT communities come together and celebrate the freedom to be themselves. Gay pride or LGBT pride is the promotion of the self-affirmation, dignity, equality, and increased visibility of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender people as a social group. #pridemonth #loveislove #lovewins #gaypride #lgbt […]… Continue reading Pride Month! — Socialholic Diva

Well the parades may be cancelled or postponed for June 2020 but there are still plenty of reasons to celebrate Pride Month and the opportunity to take some time to find out more about how this celebration of LGBTQ identity began. via The History of Pride Month — Hillingdon Libraries Blog

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So as I was scrolling through my news feed on Facebook I came across someone who had an issue with the pride flag being the way it is. Can you guess what the issue is just by looking at it?No me neither but they sure did. Their issue was that there is a black and […]… Continue reading An issue with the Pride Flag? — Joshua J Cox

This month is global pride month, so I wanted to explore the history of pride and as a gay man who has never been to pride what it means to me. Unfortunately, this year due to coronavirus and social distancing means that many of these events will be cancelled due to coronavirus. The story of […]… Continue reading The Question – the need and origins of pride — Jack Fielding