Pride 2018

How Edith Windsor's Landmark Case Paved The Way For Marriage Equality

On what would have been her 89th birthday, we remember Edie Windsor, who paved the way for marriage equality.
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24 Cute And Clever LGBTQ Wedding Ideas You'll Absolutely Love

Let's celebrate! 🌈✨
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Gay Elders Who Made It Through Dark Times Are Making Sure LGBTQ Youth Make It, Too

LGBTQ adults have been stepping up to raise queer youth, recognizing that they are often the most-failed demographic in the foster system.
By Trish Bendix, Yahoo Lifestyle

Can You Believe? An Oral History Of 'Queer Eye'

We spoke to 20 people involved in both iterations of “Queer Eye" to bring you a fairy tale too good for TV.
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Poet Alok Vaid-Menon: 'I Am Part Of Something Greater Than Myself'

The non-binary performer discusses street harassment and the realities of life for trans and gender non-conforming people of color.
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Mary Wings Just Wanted An Orgasm When She Created The First Lesbian Comic Book

Shortly after it was published in 1973, "Come Out Comix" could be found atop the toilets of most lesbians in San Francisco.
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This Queer Dance Company Is Celebrating Pride Month In A Big Way

Madboots Dance bills its performances as “personal excavations.”
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Margaret Cho: 'Nobody Has Ever Really Accepted That I’m Truly Bisexual'

The comedian sounds off on the challenges of being bi, her earliest Pride memories and more.
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How 'Dykes On Bikes' Has Been Empowering Queer Women For Decades

Now a ubiquitous fixture at Pride parades around the world, here’s the history of the iconic Dykes On Bikes.
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11 LGBTQ Historic Landmarks In New York City

LGBTQ history is, in many ways, New York City history.
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