News for the LGBTQ+ Community Since 2010
News for the LGBTQ+ Community Since 2010
Sarah ToceFinally, I now have the freedom to write my story and have it published, so that my experience as a woman, as a lesbian, and as a physician can become part of a more complete history of our shared humanity.
Read moreSarah ToceTeatro ZinZanni’s original brand of love, chaos, and dinner is making its long-awaited return to Seattle with a limited engagement run of the all-new show, Coming Home.
Read moreSarah ToceThrough The Looking Glass: The Burlesque Alice in Wonderland is heading back to the stage for the first time since 2019.
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Joey AmatoThe Grove is under 10 minutes away from the hotel. While many LGBTQ venues have closed in recent years, the city still boasts Rehab and Just John.
Read moreSarah ToceThe event will also feature a crowd favorite, Drag Queen Bingo, presented by Jack Daniel’s Tennessee Fire and hosted by Aleksa Manila.
Read moreSarah ToceLGBTQ households—especially those headed by Black and Latinx LGBTQ people—experienced disproportionate, negative impacts as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Read moreSarah ToceNGLCC has only endorsed for president once previously in its nearly 20-year history.
Read moreSarah ToceLGBT people experience barriers to care at every turn. These barriers leave LGBT people with lower rates of routine cancer screenings, and higher rates of sexually transmitted and chronic diseases.
Read moreSarah ToceTell Me I Love You is a sexy, romantic comedy revolving around three young bandmates – straight, gay and fluid – living together as a musical tribe in a borrowed beach house in Malibu.
Read moreSarah ToceA new study published in the International Journal of Eating Disorders finds that eating disorder patients who identify as LGBT have more severe eating disorder symptoms, higher rates of trauma history, and longer delays between diagnosis and treatment than heterosexual, cisgender patients.
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