News for the LGBTQ+ Community Since 2010
News for the LGBTQ+ Community Since 2010
Sarah ToceThe City of Seattle provided an update Tuesday on details of more than 350 new spaces of enhanced shelter programs at hotels, tiny house villages, and a new women’s shelter in addition to the new permanent housing resources for people experiencing…
Read moreSarah ToceThe Center for Black Equity (CBE) and Community Marketing & Insights (CMI) have released the Black LGBTQ Community Survey results, in recognition of Black History Month.
Read moreSarah ToceThe Equality Act is vital legislation not just for LGBTQ people, but also for women, people of color, immigrants, and people of minority faiths.
Read moreSarah ToceThe Pride is Visible initiative is a month-long effort in which LGBTQIA+ volunteers and allies are asked to create and donate winter clothing items. Seattle Pride will also match up to $10,000 in total cash donations made to ROOTS and YouthCare throughout the month of January.
Read moreSarah TocePresident Joseph R. Biden signed an executive order Monday to reverse the unconstitutional, discriminatory ban on transgender Americans serving in the military.
Read moreSarah ToceLGBTQ households—especially those headed by Black and Latinx LGBTQ people—experienced disproportionate, negative impacts as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Read moreSarah ToceLGBTQ older adults who are also Black, Indigenous, and People of Color reported feelings of deep alienation from the LGBTQ community.
Read moreSarah ToceFederal district courts found the U.S. Department of State’s refusal to recognize the U.S. citizenship of the children born abroad to two married same-sex, U.S. citizen couples to be unlawful.
Read moreSarah ToceThe CenturyLink Field Vote Center will be open on Saturday, October 31, Monday, November 2, and Tuesday, November 3 for the upcoming Presidential election.
Read moreSarah ToceMelissa Etheridge will kick off the evening with a welcome message and performance.
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