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Including writers, singers, dancers, activists, this list of Black LGBTQ icons will surprise and inspire.

The film classic starring Al Pacino, about a small-time criminal who robs a bank to pay for his lover’s sex change operation, left out the impact that prostitute Elizabeth Eden’s struggle had on the LGBTQ+ community

Watch our year in review special.

And one of those at the top of this year's "Out100" list, Randy Wicker, is a longtime activist who lives right here in the New York City area.

The "Out 100," an annual list of the year's most impactful and influential people in the LGBTQ+ community, has revealed its 2023 lineup.

Former District 3 Kershaw County Councilman Ben Connell — now S.C. State District 52 Rep. Ben Connell — had some good news for his former colleagues at Kershaw County Council’s

Thousands of marchers took to the NYC streets as club music played in the background and confetti showered down on Sunday, June 25, at the Pride Parade | World News

Hear the story of Randy Wicker, one of the Grand Marshals at NYC Pride this year, and how the 'Sip-In' at Julius' Bar was part of the fight for gay rights, years before the Stonewall Riots.