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Virginia Pride Takes Us Out To The Ballgame

The Richmond Flying Squirrels and VA Pride are presenting the first-ever Pride Night at The Diamond this Thursday. Hooray! After a year and a half or so of rainy weather, it's been a real refresher to get the warm, sunny weather we've been experiencing this Pride...

Pastor Ericksen Shows The Right Way To Be An Ally

At Oregon's Clackamas United Church of Christ, Pastor Adam Ericksen preaches inclusion, courage, and love -- an example for allies everywhere. Pride Month is traditionally supposed to be a very happy, powerful, celebratory time across the nation for members of the...

Faith, Film, And Music: Strange Negotiations Comes To Richmond

Focusing on the spiritual journey of David Bazan, aka Pedro The Lion, Strange Negotiations comes to the Grace Street Theater tomorrow night. The writers behind Critiques For The Culture are intrigued. Strange Negotiations is a new music documentary directed by...

MonGays: Paris Is Burning

Every Monday throughout June, The Byrd Theatre will celebrate Pride Month with #MonGays, a series spotlighting the LGBTQ community. This week, a film that should need no introduction: Paris Is Burning. Do you wish Blanca Evangelista were your mother? Has Lil Papi...

The Amazon Trail: A Good Start To A Proud Summer

In this month's Amazon Trail, Lee Lynch begins Pride month by celebrating the long-overdue apology for Stonewall, then attempts to deal with a home-repair emergency. The Police Commissioner of the City of New York apologized on June 6, 2019 for the most publicized...

Institute of Contemporary Art Hosts Queer Film Collective Dirty Looks

On April 3, Dirty Looks will bring a thought-provoking collection of LGBTQ films to VCU's Institute of Contemporary Art. It has been eight years since the first showing of Dirty Looks, a queer film series that traces contemporary LGBTQ aesthetics through historical works. Beginning in New York City, Dirty Looks has been shown in several U.S....

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Mister Rogers Might Have Been Bisexual. He Was Definitely Wonderful

The internet learned that, according to a biography, Fred Rogers may have been bisexual. And then Facebook broke yesterday. Coincidence? Years after his death, beloved childhood icon Mister Rogers is still making headlines. This time he's doing it by giving hope and support to bisexual children (and adults) around the world. Speculation came to...

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UMC’s Anti-Gay Vote Creates Dilemma For LGBTQ Church Members

In the wake of the United Methodist Church's vote against allowing gay clergy and same-sex marriages, the church's LGBTQ members search for their next step. For J.J. Warren, the United Methodist Church is home. Warren grew up in the United Methodist Church and developed a passion for Christianity from a young age, connecting with Jesus' message...

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Gloucester Quietly Tries to Clean Up Their Mess

Amid their ongoing legal battle with Gavin Grimm, Gloucester County's School Board is considering changing their policies about transgender students using the bathroom. But they haven't taken any actual action as yet. It’s hard to ignore the fact that Virginia is swirling back and forth in the toilet that is our government these days. From...

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