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More than 35 people crowd the sidewalk outside the Stonewall Inn and Stonewall National Monument Visitor Center, on Christopher Street in Manhattan, watching NYC Pride March 2026. Dozens of small pride-themed flags hang on ironwork located below windows above the inn. This location in Greenwich Village is known as Stonewall.
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Preservation is an act of resistance

Stonewall National Monument Visitor Center co-founders Anne Marie Gothard and Diana Rodriguez reflect on what WorldPride taught them about our responsibility to protect LGBTQ+ history.

Jack Burkman and Jacob Wohl
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Pair behind false accusations against Pete Buttigieg caught peddling presidential pardons

Jack Burkman and Jacob Wohl were caught on hidden camera by 60 Minutes meeting with a client seeking a Trump pardon.

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Gay congressional candidate goes viral for X-rated BDSM ads

Chris Gallant, the politician who went viral after his photos surfaced, is a Black Hawk pilot, Army veteran, National Guardsman, former air traffic controller and volunteer firefighter.

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Bob Mackie, famous gay fashion and costume designer, dies at 87

Legendary designer Bob Mackie, who dressed everyone from Cher to Elton John, has died.

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After Gov. Abigail Spanberger trounced her in Virginia, Winsome Earle-Sears targets marriage equality

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Republican gubernatorial candidate Winsome Earle-Sears greets patrons during a visit to Shorty's Diner on November 03, 2025, in Richmond, Virginia.

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Marriage equality turns 11 as conservatives renew their attacks on the fabric of America

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Same-sex marriage supporter Vin Testa, of Washington, DC, waves a LGBTQIA pride flag in front of the U.S. Supreme Court Building as he makes pictures with his friend Donte Gonzalez to celebrate the anniversary of the United States v. Windsor and the Obergefell v. Hodges decisions on June 26, 2023 in Washington, DC.

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New York Republican governor candidate faces questions over the antigay company he keeps

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Bruce Blakeman is facing scrutiny for the anti-LGBTQ+ politicians in his circle of influence.

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A Republican candidate seeking to govern one of the nation's most influential states is facing growing criticism from LGBTQ+ advocates and Democratic officials over his ties to politicians and activists who have opposed marriage equality, supported restrictions on LGBTQ+ visibility, and made remarks condemned as homophobic. Keep Reading →

Virginia is asking voters to finish the work of marriage equality

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Pro-marriage equality activists gathered in Richmond to kick off a campaign to amend the Virginia constitution to protect people's right to marry.

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Twenty years after Virginia voters amended their constitution to ban same-sex marriages, a coalition of LGBTQ+ advocates, faith leaders, elected officials, and families is launching a campaign to erase that language and replace it with an explicit constitutional guarantee of marriage equality. Keep Reading →
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