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As the state continues to force the removal of crosswalks and street art, community members are seeking different ways to honor the LGBTQ+ community.
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Trump's so-called "America First" budget would move $54 billion from federal programs over to defense spending.
A nonbinary artist created the billboard as part of a public art project.
The Los Angeles artist who is one of The Advocate's People of the Year uses public spaces to share their art and truth.
The celebrated journalist, singer, and author joined NPR 25 years ago as an intern.
The Pride Wall has sent an accepting message to local residents in Duvall, Wash., even as some community members sought to permanently take down the wall.
Littleton Town Manager Jim Gleason quit after art commissioned by a local LGBTQ+ rights group was called "demonic" by a town leader and a resident allegedly said Gleason's son “was in hell with the devil where he belonged.”
Gov. Greg Abbott's administration gave cities 30 days to eliminate decorations from crosswalks. Meanwhile, Gov. Ron DeSantis just erased an iconic Ocean Drive walkway in Miami Beach.
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Thirty years ago, the acclaimed photographer challenged the nation's censorship laws. Now a new podcast is examining how far we've come.
Alexis Gorriaran, the former president of Rhode Island Pride, illuminates the history of the event and lessons learned from its success.
