This Pride Month and after, balance taking action with spreading queer joy
"Let us march to show that we are still here, and we are still happily queer, " writes The Advocate's editor in chief.
June 30, 2025
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"Let us march to show that we are still here, and we are still happily queer, " writes The Advocate's editor in chief.
The Grammy-winning DJ and producer opens up about how Cyndi Lauper’s farewell tour became her resurrection from crippling grief and depression.
The film captures the spirit of WorldPride 2019, commemorating 50 years since the Stonewall Riots in 1969 by threading together archival footage, intimate interviews, protest footage, and cameos from over 50 LGBTQ+ leaders and trailblazers.
Several Juneteenth celebrations have been scaled down or cancelled this year due to companies and governments dropping DEI.
Addam Schauer-Mayhew was watching tennis on his couch Friday when a man threw a rock through his window.
Opinion: I feared being fired. I feared being outed. I feared other gay men. I feared the incurable plague. I feared I would die. I feared everything, writes John Casey.
The Trevor Project called it a “fatal proposal.”
The exhibit of the AIDS Memorial Quilt at the venerable St. Thomas’ Parish in Washington, D.C., features panels for the Gay Men's Chorus of Washington members who died of the disease.
Authorities haven't revealed if those harmed had attended Pride or if there was any connection between the incidents and the event.
While outdoor decorations are technically against the couple's lease, they feel the rule was unequally enforced.
Opinion: We’ve fought bigger bullies than Trump, and we’ve always won, and we always will, writes John Casey.
The popular music producer is promising a DJ set that'll be unlike any other.
Marking 50 years of Pride in D.C., WorldPride 2025 brings millions together for a powerful celebration of visibility, unity, and action.
Opinion: As the world turns its gaze toward Washington, D.C., for WorldPride, transgender, nonbinary, and intersex people are not just showing up to be seen but heard, demanding a future built on visibility, safety, and power.
The global icon is giving back to the LGBTQ+ community at a time it's needed most.
These local LGBTQ+ groups still need help making their Pride celebrations a reality.
The bisexual singer tells Ricky Cornish she's ready to give back to the LGBTQ+ community at the WorldPride Music Festival.
The pop princess discusses her new album and upcoming tour, and shares some words of encouragement for folks struggling with the current times.
The federal agency previously said it would close off the iconic LGBTQ+ area because of "vandalism" concerns.
Here are the companies that have walked back their support for Pride Month while axing DEI, some of them after decades of allyship.
The singer cited logistical problems with moving her tour from Boston to Washington, D.C.