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Once the symbol of modern Turkey, the Ataturk Cultural Center has been abandoned for a decade since closing in 2008. Amid furious debate about its future, many are unhappy with the current grand plans for the site.

The Buffalo parade down Elmwood Avenue is canceled again, but there are still plenty of ways you can celebrate the Western New York LGBTQ community.

Celebrate Pride Month with music, comedy & more honoring the LGBTQIA+ community SiriusXM encourages everyone to lead, love, learn, live, and listen with pride this June in honor of the strides and sacrifices made by members of the LGBTQIA+ community. To celebrate throughout the month, enjoy special programming from music, talk, entertainment, and comedy channels (all times ET). Youll hear celebrity Guest DJ takeovers, deep dives into topics like health disparities and advocating for change, ex...

Humboldt Pride Week is on the horizon. The week begins on Monday, May 31 and will start with a pride flag raising at Humboldt City Hall. There will be a number of other events throughout the week as well. Some of the events include a ‘Rainbow Coffee’ workshop, a diversity pride worship service, a talent night featuring local LGBTQ and ally talent. Friday’s event is also a first for Humboldt as ‘Drag Me Across Saskatchewan’ will be holding two drag shows. “We’re super excited to br...

ABC57 News in South Bend, Ind. covers all of Michiana including St. Joseph, Elkhart, Kosciusko, LaPorte and Marshall counties in Indiana and Berrien, Cass, Van Buren and St. Joseph counties in Mich.

HUMBOLDT — A week celebrating gender and sexual diversity in Humboldt is expected to be bigger than ever. “We keep adding more and more events every year to our Pride Week,” said Andrew Matheson,. . .

No matter where you get your Pride on, the sight of seeing so many effervescent souls converging in varying stages of dress and undress is indescribably powerful. That ribald "rainbow spirit" is outrageous, playful and proud.

Author and diversity and inclusion strategist Lily Zheng will kick off ITWC’s inaugural LGBTQ2S+ Voices in IT event during Pride Week on June 23. Zheng, author of Gender Ambiguity in the Workplaceand a  regular contributor to the Harvard Business Review, will talk about corporate pride and the non-binary revolution. “We are delighted to have a keynote by someone from the community recognized throughout North America for their commitment to tackling diversity and inclusion in a no-nonsens...

A digital discussion on what it’s like to travel as a trans or non-binary person After the success of last year’s Pride webinar series, we’re excited to announce that we’ll be shining the spotlight on trans, non-binary and gender non-conforming travel this year. We’ll be chatting with some exceptional people from the LGBTQ+ community about what it’s like to explore the world as a trans or non-binary traveler, as well as what allies and the travel industry can do to support them on t...

Southington Pride effort seeks greater inclusiveness Southington Pride effort seeks greater inclusiveness At left: Jolene Miceli and son Alex, of Southington, walk the Southington Town Green, on May 14. Alex Miceli said he plans to participate “as much as I can” in Southington Pride, which started Friday with a prayer service and flag raising at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church.Dave Zajac, Record-Journal Advertisement Alex Miceli, of Southington, smiles on the Southington Town Green,...