All posts tagged "ticker"
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Sheila Alexander-Reid takes new job with workplace anti-bias firm
Alexander-Reid announced in June she would be stepping down as Director of the D.C. Mayor's Office of LGBTQ Affairs.
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Center for Black Equity to host annual DC Black Pride Awards Reception on July 21
The Center for Black Equity's annual DC Black Pride Awards Reception will be held at The Park on 14th on Wednesday, July 21.
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Three arrested in Atlanta after young boy had “gay” shaved into head
Atlanta police have arrested three after a youth had "gay" shaved into his head and was mocked and slapped in a viral video
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Gay man has jaw “destroyed” with hammer in brutal attack
William, a British tourist in Spain, was attacked outside a popular gay venue
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Students rally around cheer coach allegedly fired for being gay
Murrieta Valley High School cheer coach Michael Henderson was dismissed after an "improper" investigation into his sexuality
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Naked musical Camp Morning Wood kicks off its own hot boy summer
The "very naked" show Camp Morning Wood mixes gay romance with a body-positive message
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Album Review: Laura Mvula makes a spectacular pivot to pop with “Pink Noise”
Laura Mvula makes a spectacular pivot to pop on her long-awaited third album
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Gallery: We Can’t Predict Tomorrow at Arlington Arts Center
The in-person exhibition reveals how nine artists approached their art during the pandemic
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Spotlight: A Play for the Living in a Time of Extinction
Baltimore Center Stage premieres a darkly comic look at what it means to be human in an era of man-made extinction
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Splendour XR recreates Splendour in the Grass in virtual reality
Charlie XCX Khalid, Chvrches, and The Killers are all set to perform at the innovative two-day festival Splendour XR
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Al Hirschfeld’s parade of famous pets feature in a virtual exhibition
Featured works include notable pups Lassie, Frasier's Eddie, and Annie's Sandy
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Library of Congress reopens just in time for “Summer Movies on the Lawn”
The nation's oldest federal cultural institution also offers exhibits on Rosa Parks, women's suffrage, and the Early Americas
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Court rules against Indiana teacher who resigned rather than call trans students by their chosen names
A federal judge ruled against an Indiana teacher who resigned rather than agree to call trans students by their preferred names and pronouns.
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Nellie’s is pledging to “do better” after protests. Community organizers aren’t convinced.
Collective Action for Safe Spaces and Harriet's Wildest Dreams accuse bar of seeking to evade accountability and protect its bottom line.
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Nellie’s issues a statement in response to continued protests. Read it here.
Bar hires Ruby Corado as the Director of Community Engagement, encourages customer feedback, and pledges "to do better."
