World AIDS Day 2018, How many more?
By Lawrence Pfeil, Jr. When the World Health Organization (WHO) declared December 1st “World AIDS Day” in 1988 as “an
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LGBT History
Harvey Milk’s Legacy Lives on 40 years Later
By Lawrence Pfeil, Jr. On November 18, 1978, Harvey Milk made a recording to be played in the event of
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America’s First Elected Openly Gay Governor of Colorado, Jared Polis
While political pundits we’re obsessed with blue vs red, black vs white, and orange vs brown, they forgot to look
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Matthew Shepard’s America Twenty Years Later
By Lawrence Pfeil, Jr. It doesn’t seem possible that today marks two decades since Matthew Shepard died. He will forever
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TRAILER: “Studio 54: the documentary” Opening this Weekend
There is probably no place more iconic, more indelibly linked to the best and worst of all the is New
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WATCH: CBS Sunday Morning, “Leonard Bernstein at 100”
2018 marks the centennial of Leonard Bernstein’s birth and the year long global celebration of the man, the maestro, the
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Sounds of Pride: Billboard’s Top Ten, June 28, 1969
When the sun rose over Stonewall in New York City 49 years ago today, it illuminated the smoke and debris
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Sounds of Pride: “I’ll Go with You,” celebrating Marriage Equality’s 3rd Anniversary
Though the shifting views on same-sex marriage had been seismic, still it was a day our Community thought it might
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Celebrating the 40th Anniversary of Our Rainbow Pride Flag
By Lawrence Pfeil, Jr. First raised over San Francisco’s UN Plaza on this date in 1978, Gilbert Baker’s vision of
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Sounds of Pride: Proclaiming “I am What I am!”
When Zsa Zsa sang the first few pensive notes and words, “I… am… what I am…” on stage in 1983
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