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By: Sean DeLancey , Jordan Gartner Hundreds of people will rally for equal rights in Las Vegas on Saturday – as part of the fourth […]

Sunday December 1, 2019 is World AIDS Day, an annual event that began in 1988 to spread awareness of the epidemic, to stand in solidarity […]

Tonight I will be attending an annual event that touches my heart in a profound and emotional way, it is the Transgender Day of Remembrance […]

The Gay and Lesbian Center of Southern Nevada held its annual Youth Thanksgiving dinner this past Thursday evening. This yearly event is one of my […]

By Jaime Parris “Trans Awareness Month? Didn’t we just have Pride last month?” What makes Trans Awareness Month different from Pride is that TAM is […]

On Wednesday November 6th, the Las Vegas City Council passed Ordinance 2019-36 by a 5-2 vote before a highly emotional and raucous crowd, this ordinance […]

Before Stonewall, there is an event that occurred three years before in the streets of the Tenderloin district in San Francisco in August 1966. These […]

Good morning Las Vegas! We want to thank everyone that came out on Sunday at Pour Coffee House! Hats off to an amazing event. So […]

On a fateful night, twenty one years ago on October 6, 1998, a young gay man named Matthew Shepherd stopped into a bar in Laramie, […]

Good morning Las Vegas! We want to thank everyone that came out this weekend to support us and all of the vendors and Las Vegas […]