Photographer Ryan McGinley documented the vibrant and diverse celebrations of Pride Month in New York City, capturing the spirit of the Drag March, Dyke March, Heritage of Pride, and the Queer Liberation March. From the joyous march to Stonewall Inn to the powerful solidarity with oppressed communities around the world, the events showcased the ongoing fight for equality and the beauty of queer and trans celebration.
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Nesthy Petecio, a Filipina boxer and LGBTQ+ advocate, has overcome challenges both in and out of the ring. From her first fight at age 11 against a taller opponent to facing criticism for her identity, Petecio’s journey is a testament to her resilience, discipline, and determination. Now, she’s set on achieving gold at the Paris Olympics, proving that even in the face of pressure, she can conquer any obstacle.
Trans Boxing, founded by Nolan Hanson, is changing the face of boxing at Gleason’s Gym, the oldest boxing gym in the United States. Hanson, a transgender coach, provides a safe space for transgender individuals to train and compete, fostering a sense of community and self-defense. This initiative challenges traditional boxing norms and creates an inclusive environment for all genders and sexual identities.
Las Vegas Sands has donated $270,000 to The LGBTQ+ Center of Southern Nevada through its Sands Cares program. This contribution will support The Center’s ongoing physical expansion, including the Arlene Cooper Community Health Center, and enhance its marketing capabilities.
Las Vegas Sands has donated $270,000 to The LGBTQ+ Center of Southern Nevada through Sands Cares, supporting the Center’s expansion efforts and participation in the Sands Cares Accelerator program. The donation will fund office space for the Arlene Cooper Community Health Center, bolster marketing capabilities, and support media and communications initiatives.
A new book reveals the surprisingly long history of reality TV, tracing its roots back to the mid-20th century and exploring its impact on American culture, from the rise of celebrity to the normalization of LGBTQ+ representation. The author argues that reality TV deserves serious attention and sheds light on the genre’s often exploitative and contradictory nature.
This June, celebrate Pride with colorful jewelry inspired by the iconic rainbow flag. Explore the history of the flag and its significance in the fight for LGBTQ+ rights, and learn why a gem-studded winged pig is a perfect symbol of progress.
Dakota Johnson delivers a standout performance in ‘Am I OK?’, a heartfelt dramedy about a woman coming to terms with her queer identity later in life. The film explores themes of self-discovery, strong female friendships, and finding humor amidst heartache, making it a poignant and relatable watch for Pride Month.
Avani+ Samui Resort is partnering with the Pride Nation Samui International Festival to host a ‘Marriage Equality: Marry Go Loud’ event from June 24-28, 2024. The event will celebrate love and equality, culminating in the iconic Pride Sunset Parade. Couples can participate in a historic registration ceremony at the resort, receiving unofficial marriage certificates. The event will feature special guests, Porsch and Arm, lead actors from the series ‘Ai Long Nhai,’ who will celebrate their 14-year relationship by registering their union at the resort.
This article explores the evolving use of the word ‘lesbian’ within the LGBTQ+ community. It examines the historical and contemporary connotations, the impact of misappropriation and over-sexualization, and how individuals are reclaiming the term. The article also discusses the rise of ‘sapphic’ as an alternative identity and the importance of inclusive language and representation.