News and articles
National News stories from GoPride Chicago.
After his Meet the Press spotlight, we break down his record on LGBTQ issues, why Robert Reich calls him a "big mistake" for Dems, and whether our community should buy what he's selling.
Bayou wit meets the 2028 culture wars. Louisiana Sen. John Kennedy just left the door wide open to a White House run—warning he'll jump in if the GOP field gets overrun by "goobers." But what would a Kennedy campaign mea
You do not need to wear Greek letters to know how the boys'-club machine operates. As Title IX protections get stripped away, the fight for survivor justice is the fight for our own survival.
As the federal government scraps recent equity rules, we're taking a hard look at what this means for the future of student civil rights.
From Ryan Murphy's latest true-crime twist and a star-studded American Horror Story crossover to the queer-heavy sketch brilliance of SNL UK on Peacock, here is what you need to queue up as the new television season kick
Archbishop Fulton Sheen is one step away from sainthood, but his beatification celebrates a legacy of anti-LGBTQ rhetoric and patriarchal views on women.
Fat Bear Week is an annual online tournament hosted by Katmai National Park where the public votes on brown bears that have successfully gorged themselves on salmon to prepare for winter hibernation.
"Every Flotsam show is queer!" Musician Jason Webley and fiddler Miriam Hacksaw share how a handmade raft is bringing art, connection, and unapologetic queer joy to small river towns across the country.
It is not well with my soul when political leaders attack community servants.
Following fierce debate over a plan to cap contestant classes at roughly 50, IML Executive Director David Ronneberg apologized for the unrest but insisted the changes are necessary to keep the historic Chicago event pers
A monumental marriage equality win in Southeast Asia, high-stakes Supreme Court rulings in Washington, and a game-changing advance in HIV prevention lead this week's essential roundup of LGBTQ news at home and abroad.
As political attacks on the LGBTQ community intensify ahead of November, the deadly hate crime at an Arizona gay bar shows the real-world consequences of campaign vitriol.
The crucifixion of Dr. Anthony Fauci is what happens when a political circus replaces real public service.
Legal battles, sports policy changes, and "Bound" anniversary lead LGBTQ news briefs.
Here is a weekly roundup of the biggest LGBTQ stories, including high court sports rulings, international inquiries and historic entertainment milestones.
Gerald Farinas delves into how the U.S. and Iran have been working together to send LGBTQ asylum seekers back to Iran for punishment.
Quick review of the most important news this past week.
Chicago community members and leaders gathered at historic Bughouse Square to honor the 56th anniversary of the world's first Pride rally and march.
A law meant to open doors for women 54 years ago is now being turned into a weapon to shut transgender people out of sports and school spaces.
As America marks its 250th anniversary, celebrating is hard when our basic rights are still under attack—but the power to reform the system means total equity is still within our reach.
GoPride Gerry is a column of Gerald Farinas
GoPride Gerry is a column of Gerald Farinas.
President Donald Trump officially pulled the U.S. out of the World Health Organization, a major tool to fight HIV/AIDS and other diseases around the world. It is a critical lifeline that will lose out on money from the w
