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Thousands of people showed up on Saturday for the 50th annual Twin Cities Pride Festival to celebrate the LGBTQ+ community and strides made toward equality.
Things were looking up for LGBTQ people in the 1990s. Although discriminatory legislation was being passed, like the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) in 1996 under President Bill Clinton, support among the American public continued to grow. When Ellen DeGeneres declared, “Yes, I’m Gay” on the cove ...
Uncertainty surrounding the role of Minneapolis police officers at city park events remains unclear despite park board commissioners reinstating their partnership.
The City of Bloomington's Human Rights Commission, in partnership with Artistry, a non-profit arts organization that runs the Bloomington Center for the Arts, Twin Cities Pride, and other local partners, has created? Come As You Are!, a Pride art exhibition honoring the LGBTQ+ communit ...
After two years of events being canceled or dramatically scaled back due to the pandemic, Minnesota tourism officials are declaring business as usual for the summer of 2022, as several of the state’s big gatherings celebrating anniversaries of note.