Arizona lawmaker rings in 2020 with cruel new attack on trans kids
An Arizona lawmaker is ringing in the new year by introducing two new bills targeting trans youth in the state.
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An Arizona lawmaker is ringing in the new year by introducing two new bills targeting trans youth in the state.
Phoenix Pride will hold its first large-scale, in-person festival since April 2019, and some LGBTQ+ community members hope it will provide an antidote to the isolation they have faced during the pandemic.
Phoenix and the rest of the Valley are gearing up for their first major LGBTQ+ pride celebration in more than two and a half years.
The annual Pride festival and parade will feature more than 300 exhibitors and 150 performances on six stages Nov. 6-7, 2021.
View Comments This article is part of a series highlighting the work of Arizona nonprofits that received grants from one of The Arizona Republic/azcentral.com's two giving-back campaigns: Season for Sharing and A Community Thrives. Phoenix Pride wasn't able to host either of its two annual community-wide events in 2020, but that didn't stop the group from reaching a fundraising milestone: $1 million distributed in the form of scholarships and community grants. A Community Thrives awarded the 40-year-old organization a $7,000 operational grant in late 2020, which helped it weather a chall...