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Hoboken's "Banned Books Read-a-Thon" scheduled for Saturday at the public library is still on this weekend, despite a LibsofTikTok post.

Dozens of government-sponsored drag queen events for children as young as 3 are sweeping the country as Pride Month kicks off.

Time to break out your rainbow flags. Pride events across New Jersey will celebrate LGBTQ+ people and causes throughout the summer.

Last years inaugural Pridefest attracted about 2,000 attendees and "blew away" all "expectations" so, Rutherford Pride Alliance will hold another.

The inaugural Newark LGBTQ Film Festival highlights work from local filmmakers and stories from or about LGBTQ+ people of color.

Pride on the Page, a new initiative from Out Montclair, makes sure books by and about LGBTQ+ people are on shelves for the littlest readers to find.

NJ drag star Harmonica Sunbeam is bringing her Drag Story Hour program to a new Central Jersey kids activity center.

New York City Mayor Eric Adams defended Thursday sending drag queens to public schools and libraries, saying that inviting flamboyant female impersonators to read to young children promotes "a love of diversity."

Being fabulous isn't cheap.

MOBIfest, is an interactive wellness experience that celebrates and acknowledges Black queer voices in fashion, visual arts, and media.