Meet the gay man helping FEMA fight misinformation during natural disasters
“Information is a lifeline,” Justin Knighten told The Advocate at the National Response Coordination Center.
January 8, 2025
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“Information is a lifeline,” Justin Knighten told The Advocate at the National Response Coordination Center.
Transgender and third-gender people in impoverished nations like Bangladesh are alone and adrift.
The bills, restricting trans health care, trans sports participation, and LGBTQ+ content in schools, now become law immediately.
The Montrose Center wants to raise $100,000 for LGBT people harmed by Tropical Storm Harvey.
The conservative is mad that FEMA is using Hurricane Helene relief resources to "house migrants." Her evidence? A discussion panel from a year and a half ago.
The tech billionaire acknowledged speaking with the transportation secretary.
A new analysis finds that the parts of the country where HIV prevalence is high are also some of the most at-risk areas for climate disasters.
From the scene of the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse, the transportation secretary promised that the Biden-Harris administration would be there to help the area recover.
Was Trump's overt racism a draw to white queers?
Applicants living with HIV and chronic hepatitis B will no longer be rejected from becoming officers in the U.S. Public Health Service Commissioned Corps.
This lesbian pioneer challenged notions of gender and science, but her efforts following the Challenger disaster might remain her greatest contribution.
The internet did not hold back — thank goodness.
Henrietta Hudson has been a West Village fixture since 1991.
The White House announced on Friday that it would be seeking $4 billion in monkeypox fighting measures in addition to Covid-19, disaster, and Ukraine emergency funding.
Ali Kavoussi, a managing partner at The Lions Talent Management, has found his purpose.
Gays and lesbians are among those who have suffered in the wake of Hurricane Katrina, and many have evacuated storm-ravaged New Orleans to find help in Houston, where services have been set up to meet their needs, including access to medications for HIV/AIDS patients and counseling for survivors. Meanwhile, across the country gay groups are scrambling to raise funds for Katrina's victims--gay and straight.
Chris Pratt does not appear naked in the pornographic retelling of Jurassic Park, but if you use your imagination, one of the guys looks slightly like a Thai James Franco, so there's that.
Governors of five western states say they'll defy Donald Trump's transgender military ban.
The out star and activist will be honored for her career and philanthropy as part of the TCM Classic Film Festival.