In 2011, 1.6 million people in Tanzania were living with HIV or AIDS according to a report by the United Nations Program for HIV and AIDS.
Six years later, the numbers are on the rise. At the same time,...
“In ‘Star Trek,’ our model was infinite diversity in infinite combinations, and, looking over this room here, I see that infinite diversity,” said Bryan Series speaker George Takei in his introductory...
We live in a world where what you appear to be matters more than what you are.
There’s no better example of this than straight-passing. This phrase defines someone who identifies as queer but doesn’t...
Janice Covington Allison is making history as the first transgender candidate for the North Carolina Democratic Party chair, but the journey is not without roadblocks.
Allison made waves in 2012 when...
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On the evening of Oct. 31, PRIDE hosted a 40-year-legacy celebration, throwing a Gayla Banquet and Awards Ceremony in the...
On Sept. 21, five small businesses teamed up for Equality GSO, an event to support the LGBTQ community. The businesses — Golden Spiral, Crafted, Fahrenheit Kollectiv, Green Bean and Elsewhere — worked...
At least 27 athletes from Olympians to Little League players have publically declared being gay or lesbian in the past few years. However, none of those have been a part of a major team sport while they...
While I have recognized instances of heterosexism at Guilford, my only experience with anti-gay sentiments has been with the “Gay or Play” article published last week. I understand this was not the...
It’s an old cliche: Music is the universal language. But Queer-Oriented Rap/Rock Day School plans to turn the phrase in a new and daring way.
Inspired by Queer Rock Camp based in Olympia, Wash., QORDS...
