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Among some LGBTQ activists, resistance to bigotry means nonviolence and radical compassion. They believe hating the harassers doesn't change the cycle of violence.

In response to anti-gay violence, the Reverend Raymond Broshears formed the Lavender Panthers, an armed self-defense group, in 1973

10 Men Who Transformed Themselves Into Superheroes Where have all the good men gone? And where are all the gods? They’re right here! The guys on this list were all just normal, everyday dudes until evil, nature, or plain bad luck reared its ugly head. That’s when these guys transformed themselves into superheroes and bravely battled the forces of darkness. Move over, Superman; here come the real heroes. 10 The Real-Life Priest Who Inspired Nacho Libre Father Sergio Gutierrez is a 70-year-old priest with a busted nose, bad eyesight, and his fair share of scars. He’s a poor man living a ...

WVU’s LGBTQ+ Center is currently taking applications for its annual Lavender Graduation ceremony. The eighth rendition of the event actually predates the creation of the LGBTQ+ Center itself, with the

  In early 1968, someone wrote Jim Garrison's office with information about a Reverend Raymond Broshears. Here is a William Turner memo: Turner knew of Garrison's interest in 'odd' churches. I don't know if Burton, a west coast investigator for Garrison, followed up on this. What happened next is that Raymond Broshears was on the Stan Bohrman television show in early July 1968. Bohrman's claim to fame was to bring talk radio to television. Stephen Jaffe, another west coast investigator, was watching that night. Reverend Raymond ...