Month: March 2018
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Weekend Events: Jazz, Hip Hop, bunnies, and more
30Friday — Steve Lyman presents Nir Felder Called “the next big jazz guitarist” by NPR, Nir Felder is a new voice…
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Guest Editorials
HRC: 6 ways to make Passover more inclusive
Tonight, Jews around the world will sit down to celebrate the start of Passover, a weeklong holiday commemorating the deliverance…
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Frivolist
5 good reasons why staying friends with your ex(es) is beneficial
I have had some relationships, y’all. None of them went super great. Hence why we’re not still together. But I’ve…
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National
Judge denies removal of Pride Flag from Congressional offices
Judge Randolph Moss of the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia tossed out, March 26, a lawsuit filed against…
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WA governor signs legislation protecting youth from so-called conversion therapy
Yesterday, Washington state Governor Jay Inslee signed into law a bill banning licensed therapists from attempting conversion therapy on minors.…
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National
Shifting the narrative on transgender homicides
GLAAD, released a report, “More Than a Number: Shifting the Media Narrative on Transgender Homicides”, a new resource for reporters…
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The Australian Pink Floyd Show on sale March 30
Live at the Eccles is thrilled to announce that The Australian Pink Floyd Show will play Delta Hall the Eccles Theater…
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GLAAD, Ty Herndon to bring 3rd ‘Love & Acceptance’ concert to Nashville
Music legends and newcomers from across genres will take the stage at this LGBTQ-affirming concert GLAAD announced the 2018 Concert…
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Update: Streets of Starkville, Miss., draw thousands at first Pride parade
UPDATE: Close to 3,000 people flooded downtown Starkville on Saturday, March 24, for the first LGBTQ Pride parade in the…
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Positive Thoughts
A place to live
The new CEO of Bailey House reflects on its 35 years of housing people living with HIV/AIDS — and its future…
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