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We connect, challenge and inspire by promoting opportunities that make a difference in the lives of LGBTQ individuals, allies, businesses and communities nationwide
Chicago
Bringing together the faces, places, feelings and meanings of LGBT
Chicago
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To connect, challenge and inspire people and to promote opportunities that make a difference in
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GoPride.com capturing the faces, feelings, places and meanings of
LGBT Chicago
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The Doc10 Documentary Film Festival, which was forced to cancel last year due to the coronavirus pandemic, returns June 17 - 20.
Corporations have embraced the LGBTQ community and have highly commercialized Pride month—celebrated each June.
The Eye Eaters Society—a not-so-secret supper club and visual arts group—will host its third annual 'Eating Rainbows' festival on Saturday, June 26 from 6 to 10 p.m.
Drag March for Change, an annual event that highlights the Chicago LGBTQ community of color, took over the streets of Lakeview on Sunday, June 13.
Private men's bathhouse Steamworks Chicago is set to reopen Thursday, June 17, according to a statement on Facebook.
The Alice L. Walton Foundation and Walton Family Foundation has set up a $1 million fund for LGBTQ advocacy groups in Walmart's home state of Arkansas.
Chicago Red Stars—the women's pro soccer team—announced they will be playing a Pride Night game on Saturday, June 26.
Vice President Kamala Harris and Second Gentleman Doug Emhoff joined revelers at an LGBTQ Pride march in Washington, D.C.
Good News cannabis brand is selling limited Pride Edition gummies and vapes that will benefit Center on Halsted—Chicago's LGBTQ community center—and San Francisco's SFLGBT Center.
After almost a decade of decrying Russia's 2013 “gay propaganda” law, Hungary is poised to legislate the same for its country.
The Chicago LGBT Hall of Fame is inviting people to serve on its selection committee—ahead of its consideration of the 2021 Hall of Fame nominees.
Mayor Lori Lightfoot announced a full reopening of the City of Chicago allowing public access to popular restaurants, pubs, bars, nightclubs, and other venues without social distancing and at full capacity.
It's just plain tiring to see what's allowed and what's not!
AMC Theatres—the largest theater chain in America—is set to celebrate the 25th anniversary of The Birdcage starting Robin Williams and Nathan Lane in Chicago-area cinemas on Sunday, June 27.
A legislative committee in North Dakota approved a rule-change that would ban social workers in the state from applying conversion therapy on LGBTQ persons.
Jo MaMa will be sporting a simple power-suit and sensible heels.
Karsten Sollors is filled with emotions for Pride Month: relieved, refreshed, excited and ready.
The inaugural Pride Workout, organized in only two weeks, was a “meaningful and purposeful event,” said organizer and lead instructor Austin Head.
“Now, God has a voice in this fight,” Jerry Falwell insists.
Pennsylvania state Rep. Brian Sims (D-Philadelphia) had his microphone cut off when he called out the Republican House delegation for being “100 percent white.
