2017 Capital Pride Grand Marshal Announced
The Capital Pride Alliance is inviting the community to join the “Unapologetically Proud” LGBTQ activist Edith Windsor at D.C.’s 2017 Capital Pride Parade. As this year’s Grand Marshal, Windsor will
The Capital Pride Alliance is inviting the community to join the “Unapologetically Proud” LGBTQ activist Edith Windsor at D.C.’s 2017 Capital Pride Parade. As this year’s Grand Marshal, Windsor will
Mervis Diamond March 30, 2017 Photos by Photos From the Harty In celebration of the seven year anniversary of marriage equality in Washington, DC, Mervis Diamond Importers gave one lucky
We’ve been a lot of places and met a lot of people in 2015. From Women’s Wednesdays to Capital Pride, it’s been a great year, and we couldn’t have done
Recently, many people in same-sex relationships have married or have it under consideration. The June 26, 2015, SCOTUS ruling supporting marriage equality made the decision easier. To that end, many
Marriage equality is the law of the land! On June 26, 2015, the United States Supreme Court determined that every U.S. state must recognize and perform same-sex marriages, and couples
Yesterday, the National Center for Lesbian Rights (NCLR) launched its #Equality4Families campaign to raise awareness about the need to reform state laws so that they fully protect LGBTQ parents’ rights
Equality Maryland considering scaling back and winding down organization Today the Equality Maryland Board of Directors sent a message to the organization’s supporters in regards to the decline of monetary
Updated 10/30/2025 The nation has been waiting with bated breath to hear the ruling in Obergefell v. Hodges since that historical day April 28 when the Supreme Court heard arguments
The Culture Wars are really over. Most Americans believe gay people should marry, abortion should be legal, contraception readily available. So, what is a lost culture warrior to do? Americans…
When Dr. Valeria Tanco and Dr. Sophy Jesty started this journey, they never imagined their case would be taken all the way to the Supreme Court; they were thinking about