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Remember — this election outcome is overall a bad thing. But it’s not *everything*. Sometimes, we win at the ballot box. Sometimes, we even win in the legislature or the courts, but we only truly lose when we lose sight of one another. pridesource.com/article/our-…
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"When Cyndi Lauper performed 'True Colors' near the end, a man behind me wept, and I wondered if he was crying because he, too, remembered the first time he heard that song and felt its embrace," writes @chrisazzopardi. pridesource.com/article/why-…
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Michigan State Rep. Laurie Pohutsky (@lpohutsky19), who represents Michigan’s 17th district, urges readers to protect the gains our community has made over the past few years under state Democratic leadership by voting blue up and down the ballot. pridesource.com/article/laur…
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As we head into the final days of election season and excitement builds, it’s easy to lose focus on all that’s at stake for LGBTQ+ voters. Pride Source has all the details you need to make a plan for yourself and encourage others to get out to vote. pridesource.com/article/your…
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On hit shows such as “Euphoria” and “You,” Lukas Gage has perfected the art of being captivatingly chaotic. pridesource.com/article/luka…
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"It’s true, for a cis hetero woman, Kamala Harris has the gayest presidential campaign in history, at least online. I can’t help but imagine a bunch of twinks in suits typing away in her office," writes Jamie Valentino. pridesource.com/article/why-…
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Having a house divided by maize and blue and green and white is one thing. But when the colors are red and blue, and the opinions differ on things like access to gender-affirming health care, they can feel like a personal attack. pridesource.com/article/when…
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Howard Brisendine, a longtime resident of Detroit, was a well-known figure in the local LGBTQ+ scene. He worked as a doorman at Gigi’s, a popular gay nightclub in the city, where he was known for his warm personality and welcoming demeanor. pridesource.com/article/a-17…
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