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Gorgeous Doritos Ad Featuring Sweet Coming Out Story Goes Viral
You might want to reach for a bag of chips and some tissues after watching a Doritos Mexico ad that is lighting up the Internet with its sweet message of acceptance.
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Queer Liberation March Echoes Stone Wall Riot; 3 Arrested
The Queer Liberation March for Black Lives and Against Police Brutality on Sunday marched from Lower Manhattan toward Washington Square Park. NBC New York’s Chris Glorioso reports.
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LGBTQ Pride at 50: Focus Shifts Amid Pandemic, Racial Unrest
The coronavirus pandemic and calls for racial equality have changed the very nature of this year’s 50th anniversary LGBTQ Pride events
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Raven-Symoné Marries Girlfriend Miranda Maday
The “Raven’s Home” actress and former “Cosby Show” child star, 34, tied the knot with Miranda Maday in what appears to be an outdoor backyard ceremony, based on photos shared on Instagram Thursday.
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High Court Decision Spotlights GOP Divide Over LGBT Rights
Democrats have flooded Twitter and email inboxes with praise for this week’s watershed Supreme Court decision shielding gay, lesbian and transgender people from job discrimination
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Hundreds Celebrate Outside Stonewall After SCOTUS Rules LGBTQ Protection
At the site of the riots against policing of LGBTQ people on Monday, hundreds celebrated a Supreme Court ruling which grants job protection to the LGBTQ community. NBC New York’s Ray Villeda reports.
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Nickelodeon's Pride Tweet Ignites Debate on SpongeBob's Sexual Orientation
This weekend, Nickelodeon appeared to confirm that SpongeBob SquarePants is, in fact, a member of the LGBTQ community.
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NYC Cancels Outside Events Through June
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio announced the cancelation or postponement of all outdoor events through June. Andrew Siff reports.
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Seattle Pride Event Goes Virtual
Organizers of the annual Seattle Out and Proud parade have made the decision to hold the event online this year in light of the coronavirus pandemic. Almost half a million people attended the event last year.
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Kristen Stewart's ‘Charlie's Angels' Character ‘Definitely Gay,' Elizabeth Banks Confirms
Kristen Stewart’s character in the highly anticipated “Charlie’s Angels” reboot is “definitely gay,” Elizabeth Banks, the film’s writer, producer and director recently confirmed, after previously refusing to put a label on the character’s sexuality. When the film’s trailer was initially released in June, LGBTQ fans dubbed the reboot “Charlie’s Gayngels” in celebration of the casting of Stewart, a queer actress,...
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Welcome to ‘Gay Hell'
The small Michigan town of Hell will be renamed “Gay Hell” — but just for three days. Comedian Elijah Daniel bought three days of naming rights to Hell for Pride Month after President Trump nixed the flying of Pride flags on U.S. embassies.
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David Johns on his Mission to End LGBTQ Bias and Stigma
David Johns sits down with Nessa to talk about his mission to end LGBTQ bias and stigma. He says the first step is to have conversations, and the second step is to be an accomplice to the LGBTQ community, not an ally. Johns also emphasizes the importance of preventing HIV through medications, like PrEP and PEP.
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Exhibits, Panels, Opera, More for Stonewall 50th Anniversary
If it’s Pride Month, there’s gotta be a parade. And there will be, in New York City and places around the country and world. But this year, the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall uprising that fueled the fire for a global LGBTQ movement, there’s also a lot more. From symposiums to movie screenings, walking tours to art exhibits, and even...
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Rainbows Shine Around the World As Pride Celebrations Continue
Throughout June, people have celebrated Pride Month and the LGBTQ community all around the world with festivals and parades.
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MLB and NFL Participating in NYC Pride Parade for the First Time
This year the world of sports makes history by featuring the largest representation of sports leagues in the 2018 NYC Pride Parade.
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14 Curious and Creative Celebrations of Pride Month Around the Tri-State
The Tri-State area has already begun to exhibit their support for Pride Month
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New York Drag Queens to Read Bedtime Stories to Adults for Pride Week
Even adults can enjoy being read to now and then — especially if it’s done by a Drag Queen.
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Orlando to Buy Pulse Nightclub, Create Permanent Memorial
The city of Orlando has announced plans to purchase the Pulse nightclub and eventually convert the site of the deadliest mass shooting in modern U.S. history into a memorial. Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer told the Orlando Sentinel on Monday that the city has reached a deal to buy the gay nightclub for $2.25 million. Dyer says the site should probably...