June 8, 2015
GLAAD to co-host youth fair and open house with Lost-n-Found youth in Atlanta
Join us as we partner with Lost-n-Found Youth in supporting and advocating on behalf of homeless LGBT youth in the South.
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June 4, 2015
Asking and telling their stories: GLAAD to host dinner with LGBT military members and families
It has been over four years since Pre
June 3, 2015
Coming home to South Carolina for GLAAD's Southern Stories Summer Tour
Later this month, I will be in my home state of South Carolina as part of GLAAD's Southern Stories Summer Tour, a
June 3, 2015
GLAAD to partner with Birmingham AIDS Outreach's Poker Run on Southern Stories Summer Tour
Poker isn't only in Vegas, and in Alabama, it's for a good cause.
May 26, 2015
TAKE ACTION: Join Clemson students calling on football coach to bow out of anti-LGBT fundraiser
LGBT and allied Clemson University students are calling on Clemson football coach, Dabo Swinney to bow out of a prominent anti-LGBT fundraiser. You can join them.
May 11, 2015
Country legend Crystal Gayle, hitmaker Desmond Child join GLAAD's June 12 lineup in Nashville
Today, GLAAD announced the addition of country music legend Crystal Gayle and songwriter/producer Desmond Child to the lineup of the inaugural Concert for Love and Acceptance.
April 8, 2015
INTERVIEW: Atlanta's Terry Guest: "I hope people learn how necessary the LGBT community is"
Actor's Express, a theater based in Atlanta, GA, is currently in prod
April 3, 2015
Georgia's own 'license to discriminate' bill dies at the end of the legislative session
The Georgia legislative session ended without passing a bill that would have legalized discrimination against the LGBT community. Much like Indiana and Arkansas, Georgia was considering a 'license to discriminate' bill. It had already passed the Georgia Senate, and was then tabled by the House Judiciary Committee.
March 12, 2015
Elton John writes op-ed for Atlanta Journal-Constitution calling to #KeepGAOpen
Sir Elton John penned an op-ed for the Atlanta Journal Constitution, in opposition to Georgia's Senate Bill 129, or the "Religious Freedom Restoration Act." The bill, which would allow individuals and businesses to use their religious beliefs as an excuse to discriminate against others—including LGBT Georgians.
February 23, 2015
Big Freedia: "When straight guys come up to me to tell me they like the show, I know things are changing"
Big Freedia says South is more LGBT-inclusive and talks new dramatic season of Big Freedia: Queen of Bounce.
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