Here's what the Oscar-winning screenwriter of 'Milk' has to say about taking Harvey Milk's name off navy ship
This is the time to lock arms with other marginalized people, which is what Harvey Milk would do, Black says.
June 9, 2025
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This is the time to lock arms with other marginalized people, which is what Harvey Milk would do, Black says.
A Republican senator objected, keeping Schiff's resolution from winning unanimous consent.
There will be events across the nation Saturday to promote honest teaching about racial and LGBTQ+ issues.
She escaped from slavery and helped others do the same. Andrew Jackson, currently on the bill, owned slaves.
Harriet Tubman, Annie Oakley, Cleopatra, and Amelia Earhart all agree: Female Ghostbusters are just fine.Â
Harriet Tubman and Marie Buchanon never met in real life, but director Kasi Lemmons imagines the relationship they might have had.Â
Tony winner Erivo plays Tubman, who escaped slavery only to risk her life multiple times to save others.Â
But it's not really a big deal because all men should be feminists, according to the president.Â
The OUT 100 recipient is throwing shade like only they can.
Swamp monster Steven Mnuchin says he's not focused on acknowledging the civil rights leader and suffragette.
Women were also shut out of the Best Director category, again.
Bill O'Reilly put his foot in his mouth again while blasting Michelle Obama's convention speech, causing some to say he's defending slavery.Â
Yep, opposing marriage equality is just like opposing slavery. Or the Nazis, says the antigay commentator.
Trump attempted his best behavior during a speech to women in honor of Women's History Month, but it's easy to read between his lines.Â
An official with the Department of Defense said the timing during Pride Month was intentional.
Tony winner and star of the upcoming Wicked movie, Cynthia Erivo shows support for queer folks who have a tough time coming out between rappelling into a cave and navigating an icy waterfall in an exclusive clip from Running Wild With Bear Grylls: The Challenge.
How disabled queer and trans people of color are daring to imagine (and create) spaces where people of all shapes, sizes, and abilities have intrinsic value.