Equality Magazine Cover with Kamala Harris and Tim Walz and a crowd of pro-equality candidates with the word "Freedom" beneath them

Freedom

Summer 2024

In This Issue: As we look toward the fast-approaching election in November, we are reclaiming what it means to be American, envisioning a brighter future led by Vice President Kamala Harris and a growing crowd of pro-equality candidates across the U.S. We were thrilled to collaborate on this issue’s cover design with Robyn Kanner and Eric Ziminsky of Studio Mosaic. Both are creative veterans of the Biden-Harris campaign and a part of our LGBTQ+ community. The artwork they have created is a portrait of America — one that is filled with freedom and hope. The creative was inspired by American painter Norman Rockwell and iconic newspaper covers from The Saturday Evening Post. As Vice President Harris says, “we choose freedom,” which perfectly encapsulates the historic moment we’re in as we work together for the future of our country.

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Tim Walz, Kamala Harris, Malcolm Kenyatta, Will Rollins, Julie Johnson and Sarah McBride in front of a background of an American flag and landscape

What’s at Stake in this Election

by Zach Sener (He/Him)

While our community has made enormous strides in recent years, MAGA bullies have been intent on attacking our relationships and our families.

individuals on a magenta colored background with an image of the capital and the Pride to the Polls logo

Our Future, Our Fight

by Jose Soto (He/Him)

Throughout the history of the United States, it has always been the people, the voters themselves, who truly hold a significant amount of power in determining the future of the…

Lazarus Lynch, Manny Jay, Jaida Essence Hall, Ben Platt, Angie “Pumps” Sullivan and Jennifer Welch on a colorful background

Creators Leverage Platforms for Progress

by Brandon Hooks (He/They)

Celebrities have long used their platforms to effect change. Whether it is benefiting organizations they have worked with before or speaking on issues near and dear to their hearts, these…

Orlando Gonzales, Chris Speron, Susanne Salkind, Stephanie Osborn, Jay Brown and Nicole Greenidge-Hoskins on a blue background

A ‘Toolbox of Resilience and Power’

by Jose Soto (He/Him)

For many community leaders and advocates, their advocacy work is a byproduct of the experiences they’ve had with discrimination and injustices. Such is the case for Orlando Gonzales (he/they), the…

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