Pride and Protest: Being Black and Queer in America in 2020
NBC News Now and NBC OUT bring to you Pride and Protest: Being Black and queer in America in 2020 moderated by MSNBC’s Joshua Johnson.
South Dakota’s Latest Anti-Trans Bill Targets Trans Youth
Last Wednesday, the South Dakota House of Representatives passed HB 1057, a bill that would make it a misdemeanor for doctors to provide gender-affirming care to transgender patients under the
Research Study Shows LGBTQ Women Are a Political Force of Their Own
As the 2020 presidential election approaches, a new in-depth survey of LGBTQ women’s political engagement raises questions about how candidates can galvanize LGBTQ women to show up to the polls.
Victory Fund Endorses LGBTQ Black Woman for Baltimore Mayor
Mary Washington would be one of two openly LGBTQ Black women mayors of top 100 cities Today the LGBTQ Victory Fund, the only national organization dedicated to electing LGBTQ leaders
Danica Roem Makes History
Danica Roem becomes the first openly trans state legislator to win re-election Virginia Delegate Danica Roem—the first openly out-and-seated transgender state legislator ever elected in the United States—defeated her anti-LGBTQ
8 Standout Moments from HRC’s Presidential Town Hall
On Thursday, October 10, nine Democratic presidential hopefuls gathered for a town hall hosted by HRC and CNN that delved into major issues facing the LGBTQ community including the eradication
Supreme Court Decision on Title VII Will Be a Major Turning Point in LGBTQ History
The U.S. Supreme Court heard three cases yesterday to determine if the sex discrimination ban in Title VII of the 1964 Civil Rights Act includes discrimination based on gender identity
Tagg Nation Podcast Ep. 119 – Congress Has a New Look, Supporting Jussie Smolett and the L Word Reboot
We have a lot to talk about this week! We start off with our ice breaker asking, “What is one thing you’re going to do to love yourself better this
Feature – Create Change: Queer Black Women on the Move
January is here to usher in a new year and fresh beginnings. As many make resolutions regarding their health, it’s important not to ignore the intersections of general and political