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Anti-LGBTQ backlash puts a chill on corporate America's rhetoric - Vimarsana News

Anti-LGBTQ backlash puts a chill on corporate America's rhetoric

References to ‘’Pride Month’' in filings, presentations, and transcripts from April to June at more than 900 of the largest US companies dropped almost 40 percent from this time last year, the first decline in five years.

Deroy Murdock: It's time for a big, fat gay divorce | Columnists - Vimarsana News

Deroy Murdock: It's time for a big, fat gay divorce | Columnists

THE G in LGBTQIA2S+ stands for “Guilt by association.” Normal gay people should flee the Alphabet People before we get trampled.

Did Obama Support LGBT Rights When He Entered Office? - Vimarsana News

Did Obama Support LGBT Rights When He Entered Office?

If you're interested in Barack Obama's position on LGBT rights when he was President, do some research on the history of his support for the LGBTQ community and see the milestones that have occurred since then. Aside from executive orders, Obama's impact on LGBT equality continues to be debated today.During his tenure in office, President

How Capital Pride went from a block party in 1975 to welcoming the vice president - Vimarsana News

How Capital Pride went from a block party in 1975 to welcoming the vice president

Seeing Kamala Harris take part in DC Pride ‘was an acknowledgement of how far the community has come,’ former Capital Pride Alliance president tells Gustaf Kilander

A Mother's Fight for Her Gay Son's Military Honors - Vimarsana News

A Mother's Fight for Her Gay Son's Military Honors

In 2022, Martin Cerezo received an honorable discharge from the U.S. Navy. It was the one year anniversary of his death and more than three decades after his service. Cerezo's mother, Cheryle Cerezo-Gardner, had fought for the decision—carrying on a long protracted petition process with the Oregon Department of Veterans Affairs, which Cerezo himself started in 2020. The process took so long that Cerezo may not have known about the outcome. His mother delivered the...