On Juneteenth, Think About Black Americans
It's to be a celebration of emancipation, but the problems and pain if you're Black -- and queer -- still exist in Tulsa and elsewhere.
June 19 2022 11:00 AM
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It's to be a celebration of emancipation, but the problems and pain if you're Black -- and queer -- still exist in Tulsa and elsewhere.
Hundreds marched in Chicago to demand equity and support Black Lives Matter, as well as trans rights.
A policeman wants to hold Mckesson liable for the officer's injury at a protest.
A high school English teacher was put on blast by a Republican politician for displaying affirming messages in her virtual classroom.
All Black lives matter. They always have.
The right worries that white kids could be taught the truth about the Black experience in the United States over time.
"The flying of these flags in front of a Catholic school sends a mixed, confusing, and scandalous message to the public," Bishop Robert McManus said in a decree.
The documentary, a companion piece to Eyes on the Prize, incorporates many queer voices in examining the racial justice movement's past, present, and future.
School board members banned all symbols deemed "political."
Attending an LGBTQ+ celebration would be "virtue signaling," say new guidelines.
With Kamora's Cultural Corner, the activist and advocate is creating spaces that center queer Black artists and is doing necessary local work on a national level.
Joslyn Flawless, Eden the Doll, and Jaslene Whiterose recount their horrific attack and address a national epidemic of violence.
Juniper McGinn filed a lawsuit alleging that the El Paso County, Colo., Sheriff's Office mistreated and humiliated her during a body cavity search.
Director Micheal Rice explores the intersectional lives of Black and Brown LGBTQ+ people who are struggling to find equality in their own communities in a time of great, radical upheaval.
The longtime organizer discusses her book "How We Come Together When We Fall Apart."
The Center, in partnership with the High Line, is presenting “Visions of Pride: Paris is Still Burning,” an in-person photo exhibition on ballroom culture.
Cullors has said that she's been planning the move to focus on other projects for a year.
Elliot Chafetz's nonviolent message after his relative's shooting by police was met with threats and bigotry.