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[…] this year in redrawn districts, it’s more important than ever that Virginians take proactive measures to know where to vote on Election Day and to encourage their family and friends to vote, too. Our vote is one of the most powerful tools we have to shape our future.” According to the Williams Institute, 257,000 people […]

[…] York, OUT100, and Guardian’s World Power Pride List. Ellis co-authored a memoir with her wife, Kristen Ellis-Henderson, titled “Times Two, Two Women in Love and the Happy Family They Made,” released by Simon & Schuster. The autobiography chronicled their simultaneous pregnancies and road to motherhood. The two were featured on the groundbreaking “Gay Marriage […]

[…] to the Sacraments is a good step; that welcome needs to be expanded even more now, including to Catholics in same-gender marriages who want to support their family members and friends in the practice of their faith.” “It is encouraging to see the Vatican making it clear that LGBTQ+ people are not automatically banned […]

[…] bi, lesbian or trans Latinx folks. Díaz Santillan was recently profiled in Q Voice News, where he said he likes to explore an individual’s journey of self-discovery and how family dynamics impacted his guest. Among the questions he asks his guests are, “How do you remember your childhood?” and “What does God mean to you?” The Homo […]

[…] did you do to make these kids want to hang out with you?” Because I can’t do the aloneness thing and I just love being with my family. I’m going to continue to do cool things in my career. This book is a bigger goal to me than winning the Americana album Grammy was. […]

[…] gay. JAV: I had the privilege of living where I lived. I was in Mountain View, which is an hour south of San Francisco. My Catholic, Filipino family was like, “What is this gay thing? You’re supposed to get married to a woman and be a U.S. Citizen.” But then I had a very […]

[…] try to be really cognizant of the fact that there’s a lot of people who, for one reason or another, because of the community they’re in, their family situation, there are all these different outside pressures and then internal pressures that we have for one reason or another. I never want to shy away […]

[…] people who are asexual who are aromantic, meaning that they just don’t experience romantic attraction to others, though, of course, they might love their friends or their family very much. JM: Does it pose a challenge that in order to talk about asexuality with parents or coworkers, sex has to be a part of […]