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City Council Proclaims Lesbian and Queer Women Visibility Week
Renee Sotile, speaking for the LGBTQ+ Commission, recalled past events like the “Dykes and their Dogs” contest, proposing a modern t...
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One more week till I headline Portland Pride July 19-20! So looking forward to seeing you all! #standupcomedy #LGBTQIA #Out100 #comedian #actor
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HAPPENING TONIGHT: Come out tonight (Thursday, 7/10) for Pride Celebration Day, presented by Memorial Art Gallery in partnership with Rochester LGBTQ+ Together, at Memorial Art Gallery (500 University Ave.), 5:00-9:00pm. Free (with suggested $5 donation per group). All ages. Register at: mag.rochester.edu/event/pride-celebration-day-2025.
👥 From the organizers: “Join us tonight from 5-9 pm for our annual celebration of acceptance, community, learning, and love! 🌈🥳🥰
Enjoy free museum admission and all-ages fun! Dress in your favorite Pride or rainbow outfit, come hang in our Centennial Sculpture Park, or bring a blanket to picnic on the MAG lawn!
Celebration Series is sponsored by the MAG Council, with additional support from the Robert and Madeleine S. Heilbrunn Memorial Fund. This event is presented in partnership with Rochester LGBTQ+ Together.
Register here: mag.rochester.edu/event/pride-celebration-day-2025/“
📆 Check out the full LGBTQ+ Events Community Calendar here: www.Rochester.lgbt/community-calendar/category/community-events/
Tonight in NYC! Michele Balan 🤣
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Honoring the extraordinary life of Jewel Thais-Williams, a true pioneer and beloved pillar of Black queer Los Angeles, who has passed away at 86. As the founder of Jewel’s Catch One, she created a safe space where Black LGBTQ+ joy, resistance, and community could thrive.
Jewel was more than a club owner; alongside her wife and partner of over 40 years, Rue, she was a tireless activist, healer, and champion for HIV/AIDS care during a time when so many were left without hope. Together, they established Rue’s House, and through her work with the Minority AIDS Project and the Village Health Foundation, Jewel touched countless lives with compassion, dignity, and love.
Her legacy is a powerful reminder that safe spaces save lives, and that radical self-love and care are acts of resistance. In her own words from 2020: "I would probably start with learning to love yourselves. Look in the mirror every day, and say I love you just as you are. There's a universal plan for everybody's presence here on this planet. ... I just think that everything goes according to plan. The important part is you just being willing to carry out whatever you wish in the end."
Rest in power, Jewel Thais-Williams 🪽
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#jewelthaiswilliams #restinpower #blackexcellence #activist #catchone #blacklesbian #lgbtq #lanightlife #lesbianvisibility #blackwomen
#losangeles #disco
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