From The Washington Post by Andrew Van Dam Emancipation should have laid waste to the Southern aristocracy. The economy was built on the forced labor of enslaved Africans, and almost half the Confederacy’s wealth was invested in owning humans. Once people could no longer be treated as chattel, that wealth evaporated. But less than two […]
Read More →The ONE Archives Foundation and the Smithsonian’s National Museum of American History are collaborating with archives, libraries, and museums around the country to create the National LGBTQ Digital Archives Project. The goal for the Project is to develop a collaborative technology infrastructure providing Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer (LGBTQ) archives across the country the […]
Read More →From The Washington Post by Lenny Bernstein Even in a tiny town in the Mississippi Delta, Robert Rowland, an openly gay, single, middle-aged man, has no problem finding sex partners. What he can’t find is PrEP, the once-a-day pill that protects users against HIV infection, or a doctor who knows much about it, or a […]
Read More →The Building Bridges Center has launched a community based needs assessment survey. The survey is designed to capture vital data that will be integral in opening a LGBTQ+ community based center in the Greater Cincinnati/ Northern Kentucky area. The Building Bridges Center is currently a virtual space in advance of an effort to create a […]
Read More →From Daily News by Ella Torres ..it doesn’t undo the other victims of hate and the justice they seek and should have. Earl Fowlkes, President and CEO, CBE For leading voices in the black LGBTQ community, the case of Jussie Smollett was never about the actor himself. Rather, the case was about the thousands of […]
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