Dec. 1, 1998, soon after its namesake’s savage murder, the Matthew Shepard Foundation was launched to erase hate-based violence. We’ve seen big advances since, and big setbacks. Hear thoughts and action items from LGBTQ+ leaders.
For Veterans Day, writer Lauren Hough: She grew up in Christian “doomsday” cult The Family, which her father had joined to dodge the Vietnam War. Hough fled to the Air Force, where she got anti-lesbian death threats and her car was torched.
Where are we with LGBTQ+ civil rights and safety since Matthew Shepard’s brutal 1998 murder?
25 years ago this month, a gay college student was savagely beaten, tied to a fence post, and left outside on a cold night near Laramie, Wyoming. Matthew Shepard died in a hospital five days…
Is it true that most airline stewards are gay? Was it ever? How did their legal battles with airlines help advance gay rights and workplace gender equity? In this “throwback” edition of Out in the…
Monique Jenkinson, a.k.a. Fauxnique, was the first cisgender woman to win the Miss Trannyshack Pageant in 2003, raising many glittered eyebrows in consternation and launching a performance career that has taken her around the globe….
So much fuss over drag story hours! Should they be banned? We bring some to you so you can decide! Here’s #3 in our series.
Should drag story hours be banned? With all the fuss, we thought you’d like to judge for yourselves. So we bring some to you!
Why such a fuss over drag story hours? Should they be banned? Hear some for yourself … then you decide!
Pump up the volume! Lipstick Conspiracy, San Francisco’s all-transwomen rock band, is back together after almost 13 years, in part as a “joyful antidote” to the escalation of transphobia and anti-LGBTQ laws across the USA….
