In This Issue: From creating welcoming schools to stopping anti-LGBTQ+ legislation to passing the Equality Act, we are bringing all of our power to bear to fight for LGBTQ+ equality.
by Jose Soto (He/Him)
Adelyn Vigil lives in the Rio Grande Valley area of Texas, a community with a large Latinx population on the border of Mexico. The area is rich in Mexican culture and Adelyn, 13, is among many LGBTQ+ young people in…
by Jesse St. Andre (he/him)
Is America a place where people can safely be who they are? We all want to answer yes, of course; we want to believe this country protects its people. Yet…
by Jose Soto (He/Him)
In the U.S., there are approximately 1.2 million people living with HIV, many of whom are from Black and Latinx communities facing disproportionate rates of HIV transmissions. Through modern medicine,…
by Richard Brookshire (He/They)
As our nation bears witness to the withdrawal of U.S. troops from Afghanistan, the 10th year of the conflict coincides with a milestone of particular significance to LGBTQ+ Americans who…
by Aryn Fields (she/her)
by Jose Soto (He/Him)
by Jose Soto (He/Him)
by Jesse St. Andre (he/him)
A Letter from the President
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