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Congratulations! You’ve made it to the last weekend of April! Now it’s time to treat yourself with a heaping helping of good news. This week has a great selection, with love stories, court victories, trailblazing women, and a magic caravan!
Also, you may not have realized, but April is National Volunteer Month, and our website has been telling stories of individuals and groups who are serving their communities in surprising ways: There’s the group helping elect more transgender political candidates, the wheelchair-using activist raising awareness about disabled sexuality, and a history-making group that has taught older Black lesbians how to “live forever.”
Just goes to show: Committed, passionate individuals can still positively change the world.
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Maybe we got the story of Snow White all wrong…
JoJo Siwa celebrates “switching letters” after realizing she’s not a lesbian
Siwa’s queer identity has been a major theme on this season of Celebrity Big Brother UK.
Trans people win “critical victory” against president’s terrible passport policy
The judge heard the evidence… and then decisively sided with the plaintiffs. They also called the current policy “irrational.”
Kristen Stewart & Dylan Meyer got married in a small ceremony this weekend
“We’re marrying, it’s happening.”
Meet the coolest queer Japanese icon you’ve never heard of
Pete Buttigieg just sold a MAGA bro on his vision for America
“It seems you know exactly what we’re feeling because that was beautiful,” host Andrew Schulz said on his ‘Flagrant’ podcast.
How Dallas’ most popular game store built a strong community of queer outsiders
These husbands use gaming, brave spaces, and kindness to find common ground between queers and other Texans.
Biden Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre named NYC Pride grand marshal due to ‘trailblazing career’
Jean-Pierre has said she hopes her White House role inspired young girls to follow their dreams.
