Memorial Day 2021: Remembering Those Who Defended Our Democracy
By Lawrence Pfeil, Jr. In 1971 Memorial Day officially became a Federal holiday, but the annual observance of a day
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RIP
Pride Month and Protest 2020, Pride Marches On
This year marks the 50th anniversary of New York City’s Pride March. But for the first time in its storied
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Mykal Kilgore’s “Flying Home” Soars to Heal our Shattered Souls: MUSIC VIDEO
By Lawrence Pfeil Jr For three weeks America’s soul has been shattered by videos of unarmed black men again being
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Larry Kramer, Tony Winning Playwright and Fearless Civil Rights and AIDS Activist, Dies at 84
By Lawrence Pfeil, Jr. Today our Community lost a giant in its struggle for civil rights and equality; and the
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Memorial Day 2020: Remembering Our Unknowns
By Lawrence Pfeil, Jr. While the covid-19 pandemic has killed nearly 100K Americans and forced the cancelation of large formal
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UPDATED: If Pornhub Gives a F*ck about the Coronavirus Maybe You Should Too: Here’s Why
By Lawrence Pfeil, Jr. “Save yourself children!” – Billy Porter As the coronavirus pandemic continues to spread not only in
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Tony Award winning Playwright, Terrence McNally Dies of Coronavirus at 81
By Lawrence Pfeil, Jr. As the theatre community on Broadway, across America and around the world struggles with being shuttered
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Jerry Herman, Broadway Legend and Composer of LGBT Anthem “I Am, What I Am!” dies at 88: VIDEO TRIBUTE
Jerry Herman the three-time Tony Award, two-time Grammy Award winner and Kennedy Center Honoree, has passed at the age of
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Remembering the Pulse Nightclub Massacre, Third Anniversary
Innocent people had gathered with their friends at a place of community, love, and equality in Orlando to enjoy music
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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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