Rhode Island senate approves bill banning conversion therapy
The Rhode Island Senate last night voted 31–1 to pass a bill, sponsored by Senator Donna Nesselbush, to prohibit licensed mental health providers from using the discredited and harmful practice on children and adolescents....
Bay State marriage central to wedding cake baker’s SCOTUS appeal
The U.S. Supreme Court announced it will review a Colorado court victory for David Mullins and Charlie Craig, who married in Massachusetts, after a bakery denied them a wedding cake.
According to a June 26 update from...
Celebrate Boston Breakers Pride Night at June 24 game against NC Courage
Keep the Pride 2017 celebration going at Boston Breakers Pride Night, Saturday, June 24, when the Breakers take on the North Carolina Courage at Jordan Field, located at 65 North Harvard Street in Boston.
For starters, $5 of...
Meet NBA-star Jason Collins at Connecticut Sun Pride Night, June 10
The Connecticut Sun and special guest NBA star Jason Collins invite the LGBTQ community and allies to join the team in celebrating diversity and equality at a special Pride Night game.
On Saturday, June 10, the...
Sutton Foster to sing at Boston Gay Men’s Chorus Pride Week concert
Put together two-time Tony winner Sutton Foster and the Boston Gay Men’s Chorus and "Anything Goes"!
Which is exactly what's bound to take place on Sunday June 4, 2017 at 3 p.m. in Boston Symphony Hall for the BGMC's 35th...
Registration underway for 32nd annual AIDS Walk & 5K Run Boston
Mark your calendars and get out those comfy walking or running shoes. The 32nd annual AIDS Walk & Run Boston takes place on Sunday, June 4. Registration starts at 7:30 a.m. at the DCR Hatch Memorial Shell...
Boston flag football league to host May 18 Gay Bowl XVII fundraiser
Mark your calendars and come support FLAG Flag Football as we host this year’s fabulous fundraiser to benefit Gay Bowl XVII!
This October 5-8, Boston has the privilege of hosting Gay Bowl XVII where we will host thousands of...
Patriotism, Pride and the Court of Public Opinion
When the Allied War Veteran’s Council of South Boston notified Outvets that its leadership had voted 9–4 to exclude the LGBT veteran’s group from returning for the third year to march in the 116th annual Boston Saint Patrick’s Day Parade—just a week and a half before the event—the news was met with sharp rebuke.
‘Summer of Sash’ brings Southern LGBT youth to ‘safe haven’ in P’town
Comedian Kristen Becker says she remembers what it was like growing up in Louisiana where she had to constantly hide that she was gay. "“You would go through your day, day after day, in a constant...
Major CDC grant expands HIV prevention services in Lowell & Boston
Boston and Lowell are two cities with the highest average number of HIV infection diagnoses in the Bay State, according to the Massachusetts Department of Public Health. Recognizing the need for greater prevention services, the CDC...
