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PHOTO ESSAY: Celebrating Generations of LGBTQ Resistance

Willow Taylor Chiang Yang

San Francisco marked the end of June with the city’s 49th annual Pride Festival and Parade—including a weekend of events celebrating “Generations of Resistance.” As the streets closed down and tents went up around City Hall and the Civic Center Plaza, crowds of festival-goers and marchers adorned in bright, extravagant outfits gathered around six stages […]

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50 Years After Stonewall, Young Trans Women are Leading the Fight for LGBTQ Equality

Elizabeth Meisenzahl

Fifty years after the Stonewall Riots began the modern LGBTQ+ movement, young people like Lillian Lennon and Raquel Willis are forming a new front line in the fight for trans equality—and giving young trans people hope for the future.

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An Open Letter to My LGBTQ Siblings in the United Methodist Church

Susan Shaw

The United Methodist Church voted this week to affirm the denomination’s anti-gay positions and rejected a plan that would have made LGBTQ inclusion an issue for local churches to decide. This is my response—as a feminist theologian, a queer woman and a Baptist in exile.

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How the Trump Administration’s Attacks on Title IX Hurt LGBTQ Survivors

Ever Hanna

Education Secretary Betsy DeVos’ latest proposed Title IX guidelines continue the Trump administration’s attack on LGBTQ rights—and leave transgender and queer students in danger. 

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LGBTQ Activists in Brazil are Bracing for the Worst After Jair Bolsonaro’s Presidential Win

Beatriz Miranda

Over 57 million people voted to elect Jair Bolsonaro as Brazil’s next president at the end of October, shocking feminists around the world who had rallied in solidarity against his campaign. Now, LGBTQ activists fear that a war against their rights—and lives—has just begun.

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Bold Moves to End Sexual Violence: Seeing and Serving LGBTQ+ Survivors

Loree Cook-Daniels

What messages are your sexual assault prevention and education programs sending? They may not be what you intend.

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The Navy Won’t Let This LGBTQ Activist Speak at Pride—Because She Doesn’t Like the President

Brock Colyar

The U.S. Navy and Department of Defense had booked LGBTQ activist Melanie Nathan to speak at a Pride event—but then they found her Twitter account. Now, she’s suing her government to protect her right to free speech.

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Why LGBTQ and Allied Candidates Matter (Even When They Lose)

Rick Kavin

David Ermold and Beth Monaghan were two candidates who singled out perceived bigots and used queer identity to fight back. They didn’t win their races—but their campaigns were not without victories.

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How LGBTQ Politics are Shaping Alabama’s Gubernatorial Race

Rick Kavin

The chain of events over the past week that led to the septuagenarian governor’s denunciation of claims that she was a closeted lesbian have injected some turmoil into an otherwise sleepy Republican primary in Alabama.

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Trump Administration Corrects Equal Opportunity Employment Policy to Encompass LGBTQ Community

Meliss Arteaga

The Department of Commerce excluded sexual orientation and gender identity in its most recent Equal Opportunity Employment policy statement, provoking pushback from LGBT rights groups.

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