Ahead of the Super Bowl, NFL leaders host Pride Flag Football clinic for LGBTQ+ youth in New Orleans
It comes as other major companies and organizations turn away from longstanding efforts to promote diversity, equity and inclusion.
FEBRUARY 7, 2025
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It comes as other major companies and organizations turn away from longstanding efforts to promote diversity, equity and inclusion.
Mel Manuel's ad makes points about bodily autonomy and the threat to democracy.
The team endured two attempted vehicle thefts and a successful one during filming season 8 in 2022.
They are being remembered as a gifted artist and an "extremely loving and gentle human."
Partying, debauchery, and joy — it's all on display in the French Quarter during Labor Day weekend.
The season premieres May 12 on Netflix.
New Orleans activists have launched a fundraising campaign to replace the marker honoring those killed in the Upstairs Lounge fire. The group’s aim is to make sure the memory of what happened in 1973 isn’t forgotten.
This is the Democratic National Committee's first paid targeted LGBTQ+ media campaign.
Jacob Carter was on his first vacation to the Crescent City with his husband. His killer is still at large.
Starting out in 1983, Halloween New Orleans established itself as a nonprofit organization whose sole purpose was to raise funds in support of Project Lazarus’ mission.
The fire was the deadliest attack on queer people in the U.S. in the 20th century.
Easter may have been Sunday, but we're still reeling from Mardi Gras 2023.
The driver of the truck who plowed into New Year's Day revelers had pledged support to the so-called Islamic State, the same group the Pulse nightclub shooter had claimed was his inspiration.
The House majority leader did not provide any evidence when he said the "DEI movement" and "wokeness" are distracting agencies from implementing security measures.
Warren Harris Jr. was convicted in the stabbing deaths of three gay men in the 1970s. He was sentenced to life in prison but became eligible for parole under a Louisiana law passed in 2017.
One previous client of Johnson's was even reportedly recorded endorsing violence against LGBTQ+ people and abortion providers.
For LGBTQ+ History Month, we remember the victims of the 50-year-old massacre.
While there’s a lot of tragedy and trauma to go around, here’s a story of enduring gay love. Share your stories and photos with us at news@equalpride.com.
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