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Berlin Pride: ′Against hate, war and discrimination′ | All media content | DW - Vimarsana News

Berlin Pride: ′Against hate, war and discrimination′ | All media content | DW

Also known as Christopher Street Day, this year's annual Pride parade happening July 23 in Berlin is themed "United in Love." DW takes a look back at its colorful history.

Source: dw.com
LIVE: Weekend of protests in Bristol city centre set to cause disruption - Vimarsana News

LIVE: Weekend of protests in Bristol city centre set to cause disruption

Climate protesters and trans rights activists will take to the streets

Hyatt's Pride-Inspired Offerings Across the Globe Celebrate the LGBTQ+ Community this June and Beyond - Vimarsana News

Hyatt's Pride-Inspired Offerings Across the Globe Celebrate the LGBTQ+ Community this June and Beyond

Grounded in its purpose of caring for people so they can be their best, Hyatt Hotels Corporation (NYSE: H) is proud to announce Hyatt’s continued support for the LGBTQ+ community in showing Pride this year and offering curated Pride-inspired experiences that include up to 20% off qualifying hotel stays with the code “PRIDE” at select locations globally throughout the year.*

Rise Against Hate looks to raise awareness about civil rights - Vimarsana News

Rise Against Hate looks to raise awareness about civil rights

Rise Against Hate has sued 30 towns throughout New Jersey to get resident emails in an effort to inform them about civil rights issues in their towns.

Mason school board quiet on House Bill 616; students speak - Vimarsana News

Mason school board quiet on House Bill 616; students speak

The Mason school board did not pass a resolution condemning House Bill 616 Tuesday. But students and some community members hope they will soon.