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Over the course of her life, Lennie Gerber led a storied legal career, fighting for housing justice, consumer protection and the right of incarcerated women to be involved in their children’s lives.
Singer/songwriter Garrison Starr, a Grammy-nominee for her songwriting work on Margaret Cho’s “American Myth” album, is back in a big way. “Girl I Used to Be,” Starr’s highly-anticipated new album, is scheduled for release later this year.
I want my Queer TV. Has television ever been more diverse when it comes to transgender characters, drag queens and more? Check out these shows, and learn what all the buzz is about.
Pronounced dead on July 8 of heart failure, Nelsan Ellis was best known for his groundbreaking portrayal of Lafayette on “True Blood.”
Alan Cumming is a queer renaissance man. He sings, he dances, he writes, he acts — there doesn’t seem to be anything he can’t do.
Soulforce is seeking individuals who want to craft doves for their Altar of Life protest at the National Religious Broadcaster’s global annual conference in Orlando, Fla., from Feb. 27-March 2. Doves have already made an appearance at the Creating Change Conference held in Philadelphia, Pa. in January. Visit Soulforce’s website to get instructions and shipping …
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Gov. Pat McCrory’s defense of HB2 continues, this time on the big stage that is NBC’s “Meet the Press.” North Carolina continues to grab national attention for the bill Gov. McCrory signed into law, which overturned Charlotte and other city’s non-discrimination ordinances, allowing for the discrimination of the LGBT community and others. Related: GOP, McCrory take half …
