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The LGBT Network, with CEO Robert Vitelli is debuting their three-pronged North Fork Pride with a parade, festival and tea dance on Saturday, June 24.

North Fork Pride is being celebrated in events from Riverhead to Greenport through June, Pride Month 2023, with a new parade and more community fun.

As the rights of LGBT students are being debated in statehouses nationwide, a youth conference Monday in Selden gave participants an opportunity to network and exchange contact information with leaders from similar clubs across Long Island.

The North Fork Pride celebration will take place on Saturday, June 24, starting with a parade on Main and Front street at noon, followed by a festival in…

A 75-unit LGBT-friendly senior housing complex in Bay Shore is said to be the first of its kind in a U.S. suburb.

The bills focus on supporting transgender, gender-nonconforming, and non-binary New Yorkers.

“It’s unreal. It’s like we are in the Bible Belt,” said David Kilmnick the president and CEO of the LGBT Network, a nonprofit that fights for the rights of LGBTQ people and their families in Queens and Long Island.

The Smithtown Library board voted to remove Pride displays from children’s sections, prompting an outcry from New York’s LGBTQ+ community and its allies.

Enthusiasm and pride are bubbling over in the Long Island communities where Karine Jean-Pierre grew up and attended school.

LGBTQ groups praise Gov. Cuomos daughter on her post about social media censorship News 12 Staff Updated on:Jun 04, 2021, 10:15pm EDT Long Island LGBTQ groups are praising Michaela Kennedy-Cuomo for an Instagram post about how the social media giant censors certain hashtags that are used by the LGBTQ community. In her post, Kennedy-Cuomo writes, "If #bi werent censored, maybe I could have accessed the information and tools that as a bisexual person I would need to protect myself from increased ...