Rainbow Rundown: Trans candidates, same-sex families, South Carolina hate crimes law
Your end-of-week review of notable and important LGBTQ news, arts, entertainment, and more.
Hispanic Heritage Month: 8 Queer Latinx Films You Have to Watch / Mes de la Herencia Hispana: Ocho pelĂculas queer Latinx que tienes que ver
Throughout these four weeks, we will feature queer Latinx films highlighting the artistic and cultural achievements of Latinx filmmakers, as well as spotlighting the stories of Latinx people as told through film.
Rainbow Rundown: Trans student discrimination, Caster Semenya appeal, out trans soccer player
Your end-of-week review of notable and important LGBTQ news, arts, entertainment, and more.
Poverty continues to prevent many ex-felons from voting, but recent N.C. court ruling will allow some to vote this year
Recent North Carolina court ruling will allow some ex-felons to vote in this fall's elections
Elections 2020: A Quick and Easy Guide for LGBTQ Voters
A quick and easy guide to get LGBTQ voters in Charlotte and Mecklenburg County get started on their plan to vote this fall.
Welcome to the Rainbow Rundown: A weekly recap of local, regional, and other noteworthy LGBTQ news, arts, entertainment and more
Introducing the Rainbow Rundown: Randall Kenan, Queer-inclusive mosque, voting, and more
Deepfake technology unlocks real stories of LGBTQ persecution in ‘Welcome to Chechnya’
Documentary makers use new technology to protect the identities of vulnerable subjects in film exploring Chechnya's 'gay purge'
Queer young adult fiction isn’t all gloomy realism. Here are 5 uplifting books to get you started.
New queer young adult novels represent a notable shift in the kinds of stories being told.
A new mom supported by her colleagues and American’s benefits for LGBTQ team members
American offers all team members who are new mothers, regardless of their sexual orientation, access to the maternity program. New fathers can also take unpaid family leave to bond with their baby.
Five ways immigrants are leading the way in the U.S.
Often denied legal recognition and systemic support, immigrant communities have long been finding solutions to the social ills plaguing all communities.