Growing up on the San Diego-Tijuana border, Alberto B. Mendoza was excited when some friends nicknamed him 41. That is, until his father told him what it meant.
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Cherry Grove, located on Fire Island, was a popular vacation spot for LGBT people. "Safe/Haven" chronicles the atmosphere of these lively parties, as well as intimate moments between couples.
Is Chappelle saying that the LGBTQ community doesn't deserve what they've gained? No. Not at all. But what he is asking is: where is the mutual empathy?
Poetry, for centuries, has been an essential tool for expressing both love and desire, especially for "the love that dared not speak its name."
For SGN's book club this week, SGN Contributing Writer Lindsey Anderson sat down with Portland-based author Audrey Coulthurst to talk about their debut novel Of Fire and Stars.
SGN Contributing Writer Daniel Lindsley visits Queer Geek! Seattle, a local nonprofit all about celebrating geek culture and the Queer people therein.
Under Gov. Inslee's Proclamation 21-14.1, issued on Aug. 20, all state employees, contractors, and volunteers are required to be fully vaccinated by Oct. 18.
Beloved civil rights activist, attorney, and pillar of the LGBTQ community Suzanne J. Thomas died September 18 after a brief stay in a Seattle hospital. She was 59.
Following its two-day virtual Pride month event, "Resilience," Seattle Pride offered a hopeful disposition for the fall.
Continuing veterinary staffing shortages have been occurring throughout the nation. For pets and their parents, this means they cannot get appointments as easily as before, but what does this mean for veterinary clinics and staff as a whole?