Before starting a relationship, there are a few rules. If you are only looking to hookup, tell your date so. If you are looking for a long term relationship tell them. This will establish the ground rules. There are elements you must establish if it is going to be long term. In so many relationships,Continue reading “Relationships”
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History
Here is a compelling, convincing story on the importance of storytelling in LGBTQ+ culture and history: Stories are the lifeblood of any culture, shaping our shared identity and history. For the LGBTQ+ community, our stories have been especially vital – they have given voice to our experiences, validated our struggles, and inspired generations to fightContinue reading “History”
Where it all began
Here is a compelling, convincing story on the importance of storytelling in LGBTQ+ culture and history: Stories are the lifeblood of any culture, shaping our shared identity and history. For the LGBTQ+ community, our stories have been especially vital – they have given voice to our experiences, validated our struggles, and inspired generations to fightContinue reading “Where it all began”
War on LGBTQ
The War on LGBTQ People Being Waged in Rural AmericaJason Kyle HowardOn June 3, James Hensley, a 21-year-old from Corbin, Kentucky, joined a small group of local queer activists downtown for what was supposed to be a celebration of Pride. Corbin, a small mountain town of just under 8,000, boasts a rejuvenated main street andContinue reading “War on LGBTQ”
The pride flag
Here’s where the LGBTQIA+ flag comes from, in case you didn’t knowSharleen McAleavyIt’s one of the most recognizable symbols of the gay, lesbian, bi, trans and, more generally, queer community. Of course, we are talking about the rainbow flag, which is bringing out a lot of colours during this pride month! Some of you mightContinue reading “The pride flag”
History of LGBTQ
Julius’, a beloved New York City bar, has occupied the corner of Waverly Place and West 10th Street in the West Village for nearly 160 years. With little identifying it beyond its name in simple green cursive, the watering hole’s unassuming exterior belies its importance in gay rights history. Like the Stonewall Inn just aContinue reading “History of LGBTQ”
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