People of Color

Issues impacting LGBT communities of color

Latest Update on People of Color

Tuesday, June 18, 2013
5:40pm

As we continue to celebrate Pride Month, GLAAD invites you to march for trans equality!

12/05/11

Colorlines.com, a daily news site on racial justice issues, has asked transgender women of color living in D.C. to tell their own stories.

12/02/11

On November 17, Chicago’s LGBT community lost a beloved leader when Lois Bates passed away at age 41, following a lon

12/02/11

British soul singer and songwriter Marsha Ambrosius won Soul Train’s "The Ashford and Simpson Songwriter’s Award"/Record of the Year for her hit "Far Away."

12/02/11

In September, GLAAD spoke with Marsha Aizumi regarding her upcoming memoir "Two Spirits, One Heart," which explores her journey to embracing her transgender son, Aiden. Recently, GLAAD caught up with Marsha and Aiden, discussing their respective work in advocacy and their experience as a family that has grown closer together through change.

12/01/11

To commemorate World AIDS Day, Black media is raising awareness around the pandemic. Here’s a look at some of those stories.

12/01/11

Today marks the 23rd anniversary of World AIDS Day, an international observance in support of those living with HIV/AIDS and in memory of the lives lost in the epidemic.

11/30/11

According to new research out of Columbia University, Black churches already have existing health outreach strategies that could be of enormous use in HIV prevention for Black gay and bisexual men.

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07/12/12

It has previously been estimated that as many as 40 percent of homeless youth identify as LGBT, and a new Williams In

07/12/12

Latinos are slightly more likely than the general public to support legalizing gay marriage, according to an April p

07/11/12

Presumptive Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney stressed during a speech at the National Association for the

07/02/12

For years, Frank Mugisha, an Ugandan advocate for the rights of sexual minorities in Uganda, has worked tirelessly fo

06/25/12

The National Council of La Raza, the nation's largest Latino civil rights organization, has unanimously voted to end

06/25/12

In honor of Pride, The Root.com honors 19 filmmakers, advocates, journalists and community leaders who are fighting

06/19/12

In the midst of month-long Pride celebrations, LGBT groups across the city mobilized for End Stop and Frisk: Silent

06/19/12

On Sunday, several thousand demonstrators participated in a silent march down Fifth Avenue to protest the New York P

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