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“The sad thing is that there are couples who gave up on the love they had and didn’t keep fighting. That made me realize I will never be that person and give up.”

“This is an amazing human and artistic experience.”

“It’s almost taking us back to a time when people really cared about each other.”

“Being hit with COVID-19 and a prolonged quarantine has increased the odds of more LGBTQ bars closing before the end of the year. We really must come together as a community to save our safe spaces right now.”

This is the time to redesign our lives. There is no right way to practice self-care.

We still have our people.

“It’s hard to explain to somebody how bad it can be unless you’re seeing it firsthand.”

Hero & heartthrob: reporting for duty.

“These queens make everyone feel better.”

“We want everyone to stay safe and we, the very first minute that we can open our doors and let people in, we’re going to be there and we’re going to come back.”

NYC Pride’s new television event will feature Janelle Monáe, Dan Levy, Billy Porter, Margaret Cho, and more.

A “second wave” of coronavirus infections in South Korea was linked to LGBTQ+ clubs, leaving attendees in danger of being outed.

“We’re not stopping until we absolutely feel that people are ready and they don’t need us anymore.”  

Help these places and workers stay afloat so we have some fabulous queer nightlife spots to return to once this is all over!

The cast members of “Queer As Folk” are reuniting virtually, 20 years after the show first premiered, to raise money for LGBTQ+ centers.

Why not serve your Zoom colleagues a lewk they’ll never forget?

For many trans and nonbinary individuals, HRT and hormone blockers are a critical part of surviving. But many will go without during quarantine.

A gay couple in Poland handed out hundreds of rainbow face masks to fight coronavirus and homophobia in the country’s “LGBT-free zones.”

It’s in this ambiguity where queerness lives and thrives.

Be safe, but don’t apologize.

Do you have pics of exes from years ago haunting the nether-regions of your photo album?

The GLAAD Media Awards are the latest LGBTQ+ event to be canceled due to coronavirus.

Shave your head.

“We cannot close and ask our clients to call from home. We are their home.”

Over 100 LGBTQ+ and ally organizations signed a letter stating that LGBTQ+ communities are especially at risk for coronavirus.