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On Sunday, April 3, two people were injured at Rash, a queer Brooklyn nightclub, after a suspected arsonist doused the floor with flammable liquid and lit a match. The queer community is shaken, as this is another one of several tragedies to happen in the community over the last year...
A man was caught on video ripping out a subway rider’s hair, punching the victim’s face and head, yelling a homophobic slurs and allegedly spitting on the victim. The video footage shows the man jumping on the rider, pulling his hair and shouting, “I’m sick of all you f**s” and added that he wished he “brought pepper spray” around 2:30 p.m. on March 19...
New York City Mayor Eric Adams announced a new campaign which denounces the “Don’t Say Gay” bill through digital billboards and creative ads campaign which will appear in five Florida cities...
Peacock announced that the Queer as Folk reboot will have four new guest stars.
A new survey from the Public Religion Research Institute (PRRI) found that despite anti-LGBTQ+ legislation popping up all over the United States, there has been an increase in support for LGBTQ+ rights in the country. Support for non-discrimination laws has reached an all-time high, with approximately eight in 10 (79%) Americans in favor of passing laws that would protect LGBTQ+ individuals against discrimination in jobs, public accommodations and housing, according to the survey...
LGBTQ+ individuals seeking to join the New York Police Department (NYPD) can now disclose their sexual orientation in personnel records. The initiative launched March 7 and seems to be the first of its kind in the country. It was first suggested by the NYPD’s Gay Officers Action League (GOAL) “The feeling at GOAL was if they don’t count you, then you don’t count,” Downey said to New York Daily News...
Rusa LGBT, a Russian LGBTQ+ organization, held a march in Coney Island to show support of Ukraine on Saturday, March 19. The march attracted more than 100 demonstrators and began on the Coney Island boardwalk and into Brighton Beach, an area with a high population of Russian-speaking residents, some of which are Russian immigrants..
A New York based queer publication, InQueeryMag, is launching Monday, March 21 with an open mic to celebrate the first issue. The event will be hosted at Alewife Brewing, 41-11 39th Street in Queens, with doors opening at 7 p.m. The event is free and anyone is welcome to sign up for the open mic...
Emilio Delgado, the actor who played Luis, the best pal to all of the Sesame Street characters for 44 years, died on Thursday in Manhattan a
Calling All Gays: Tell Your Story
Folks in the LGBTQ+ community are usually lumped into one category; however, we're all different in our own special way. The "I Am" series i
Folks in the LGBTQ+ community are usually lumped into one category; however, we're all different in our own special way.
The "I Am" series interviews folks, from all over, who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer and so on in hopes to bring awareness to the differences and similarities we share. Participants are asked the same questions as to highlight how one question can have unlimited possibilities.
There is limited editing on these questions to maintain the integrity of the interview.
Attention All New York City Queers:
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Queer Collective Presents ‘Cheers, Queers!’And Aims To Create More Inclusive LGBTQ+ Spaces in NYC
Just like in the heterosexual world, the patriarchy dominates the LGBTQ+ community. It is especially obvious in the nightlife scene. But a new queer New York City collective, Aveq Moi, is trying to change that...
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Poster @heartdecobk Just like in the heterosexual world, the patriarchy dominates the LGBTQ+ community. It is especially obvious in the nigh
The Queens Pride Parade Is Back With a New Name, New Look And New Leadership
After an almost two year break, Queens Pride will return to Jackson Heights on June 5 with a new look, name and leadership.
Since 1993, the Queens Lesbian & Gay Pride Committee ran Queens pride parade and festival. This year, the parade and festival is being run by the LGBT Network and is being dubbed “The New Queens Pride” and is going to be the borough’s 30th year hosting the event...
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Teenager Verbally Attacked By Anti-LGBTQ Man On Manhattan Subway Platform
According to the NYPD, a 17-year-old teenage girl was approached by an unidentified man who screamed homophobic and transphobic slurs and fled the scene. The event happened on Feb. 18, just before 8 a.m., at the southbound E and F platform 53rd Street and Lexington Avenue subway station...
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Black & Boujee Will Be ‘A Party With A Purpose’
Black & Boujee is a variety show and will highlight some performers who may have not been given the opportunity to perform at well-known queer establishments such as The Stonewall Inn, The Q bar, etc.
“It would be good to introduce the cast to new audiences,” Robyn Banks said.
The entire cast of the variety show are people of color (POC).
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Calling All Queers: Tell Your Story
Folks in the LGBTQ+ community are usually lumped into one category; however, we're all different in our own special way.
The "I Am" series interviews folks, from all over, who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer and so on in hopes to bring awareness to the differences and similarities we share.
Participants are asked the same questions as to highlight how one question can have unlimited possibilities. There is limited editing on these questions to maintain the integrity of the interview.
Folks in the LGBTQ+ community are usually lumped into one category; however, we're all different in our own special way. The "I Am" series i
Long Island Man Pleads Guilty To Threatening To Bomb LGBTQ Events, Harm People
Robert Fehring, a 74-year-old Long Island man and retired high school teacher, plead guilty to threatening to bomb and shoot LGBTQ events and people. He is currently out on a $100,000 bond and is facing up to five years in prison...
[Read the full story on Queer on the Street]