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30th annual AIDS Run, Walk on Oct. 2; vax proof or neg PCR test required
People can participate off-site at their own pace and place.
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Naper Pride brings LGBTQ suburban community together Sep. 11-12
Will feature food booths, music, and other family entertainment.
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Glen Ellyn, Ill. teacher under investigation for Black Lives Matter, LGBTQ rights lessons
The third-grade teacher shares inclusive books, materials on Tik Tok account.
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Things you should know for Labor Day weekend travel
Use the COVID Data Tracker to find out community spread at a destination. Bring masks and proof of vaccination.
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Reeling LGBTQ film fest changes policy; will require vax proof or neg PCR test
A photo ID will be needed to verify that the vaccination card or other credential matches.
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Andersonville Homecoming announced for Sep. 24-26
The event will have the same flair as the annual Midsommarfest.
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Midwest FurFest back in-person Dec. 3-5; all doses of vax required by Nov. 19
Masking will be required underneath a fursuit head piece. Fake vaccine cards will be reported to police.
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Photos: Dog Days has returned to Sidetrack
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Chicago health department looking into Market Days-related COVID-19 infections
"CDPH is requesting assistance from community partners to identify any additional COVID-19 cases associated with this event," Howard Brown Health said.
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Pritzker signs LGBTQ-inclusive sex-ed law; Republicans say it's pushing perversion in schools
"The bill is obscene," Sen. Darren Bailey said. "It was created by activist organizations that don't care about active parental consent or strong families."
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Reeling tees up list for 39th annual LGBTQ film festival; masks required
Firebird, headlines the festival on opening night. North by Current, by a transgender director, is the centerpiece documentary.
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Wis. congressional candidate borrows LGBTQ books to take them out of circulation
Derrick Van Orden claims the books are skewing young people against Republicans.
