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October is LGBTQ+ History Month, which means it’s the perfect excuse to do what we love most: talk about the incredible queer Jews who have shaped history. From medieval poets to Eurovision winners, queer and trans Jewish people have been creating their own paths and defining our future for literally centuries (even when the history books “forgot” to mention it). View article...

... LGBTQ community and reduced grant funding from local and federal sources. While the iconic San Diego Pride Parade has been a staple for over 50 ... View article...

Miss Earth Philippines 2016 Imelda Schweighart penned a scathing message directed at the gay community, sharing her views on what being gay is all ... View article...

In our current sociopolitical climate, the LGBT+ population can face immense stress just opening our phones and scrolling through social media, the news, or walking out our front door. For many, it becomes a daily experience shaped by discrimination, micro/macroaggressions View article...

Historic tensions between Arab American and Black communities also were raised as points of anxiety. “In a close race, even a sliver of doubt ... View article...

Another 22% have mild cognitive impairment, a stage between normal cognitive aging and dementia. Black Americans are about twice as likely as older ... View article...

From Zora Neale Hurston to Toni Morrison, Black women have helped reshape American culture and history. These biographies reclaim their stories and ... View article...

With shocking news of Eagles QB Jalen Hurts' recent blood clot diagnosis, we put together helpful tips to know about the sidelining ailment. View article...

Concerns about utility bills, data centers, and pollution show why Black Americans want action from elected officials. View article...

Many black Americans who moved north still faced racism, poverty and discrimination. Rapid migration created overcrowded ghettos, poor housing and ... View article...

“When America catches a cold, Black America catches pneumonia” is a popular aphorism that helps explain the racially disparate impact of economic ... View article...

 Former Virginia Gov. L. Douglas Wilder, America's first elected Black governor, has encouraged an audience of civil and ... View article...