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[…] and humor. In July of this year, they won the Proud Humans award given by Elle magazine in Mexico City. And after the usual frantic schedule that Pride month means for professional queers, I had the opportunity to catch up with them. Here’s our conversation: Why did you decide to create Abrazo Grupal? LUIS: […]

[…] will die now. That was the best moment of my makeup career so far.” Grande has long been an outspoken ally to the LGBTQ community. This past pride month, Grande was one of 250 celebrities to sign GLAAD and The Human Rights Campaign’s letter urging social media platforms to do more to stop the […]

[…] her relationship with her lover, Lou, another woman. Matt Sheridan, a trans man who was with Cleo before he transitioned, is also interviewed. Cleo is shown hosting Pride events and pivoting to focus on LGBTQ advocacy later on in her life. The film includes extensive interviews with out celebrity Raven-Symoné, who discusses Cleo’s impact […]

[…] a lesbian teen who is the niece of original Scream character Randy Meeks. Mindy serves as the meta pop culture brain of the group and often dons pride apparel. At the final climactic party scene, Mindy announces she’s probably going to hook up with another girl, Frances, who she is later seen kissing. Mindy […]

[…] Hot: The Rise & Fall of Abercrombie & Fitch comes to a close with a discussion of Abercrombie’s Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion efforts, spotlighting the company’s 2021 Pride campaign. OPPORTUNITIES AHEAD Netflix has several projects in the works that feature LGBTQ characters. In June, Netflix released Nimona, based on the popular graphic novel of […]

[…] showing up to speak up for books at library and school board meetings, and sending notes of thanks to libraries and librarians for their diverse displays at Pride and for Drag Story Hour. “Make sure they feel the love stronger than the hate,” Kobabe urged. From: The Nib/Maia Kobabe Community Members Organize for Access […]

[…] again) as I felt comfortable to do so. It’s been a weird, wonderful, simple, scary, complicated, freeing, confusing, beautiful experience. I originally wrote this little essay during Pride Month 2022, because I didn’t want to let it pass without owning, out loud, another deep and important part of myself. Now, 15 months have passed, […]

[…] not only felt by LGBTQ people. Last month, a California woman named Lauri Carleton was shot and killed after her alleged killer confronted her about having a Pride flag in front of her clothing store. Lauri was an ally, not LGBTQ herself. She was straight and married, and a mother of nine. GLAAD’s guide […]