Regardless of corporate retreat from Pride, queer businesses are still here for LGBTQ+ communities

Pride Toronto’s future at risk after losing more corporate sponsors days before Pride Month begins  - NOW Toronto

Toronto Pride, one of North America’s largest 2SLGBTQ+ celebrations, is grappling with another significant financial setback.

Learning to Belong: My Journey as a Gay Multiracial Filipino Man

By Nicholas Turton I didn’t always know where I belonged—or even if I did. I was born in the early 90s in the small military town of Abilene, Texas. My father, a 22-year-old U.S. Airman of Irish and Polish descent, crossed paths and quickly fell in love with a strikingly beautiful Filipino woman pursuing higher [...] The post Learning to Belong: My Journey as a Gay Multiracial Filipino Man first appeared on GLAAD.

Regardless of corporate retreat from Pride, queer businesses are still here for LGBTQ+ communities

I’ve been celebrating Pride since 1993 when I came out of the closet and embraced my truth as a queer human being. Back in the 90s, the groups that marched in the parades were largely community organizations and local businesses that directly supported LGBTQ+ people. However, for the past decade or so, Pride Month has become an opportunistic season in corporate America: rebranded rainbow logos, capsule merch collections, and hashtags full of sup…

Puerto Vallarta Leads The Charge as The Most Visited International Destination for LGBTQ+ Tourists

According to Expedia’s latest LGBTQ+ Edition of the Summer Travel Outlook, queer travelers are booking both tried-and-true favorites and exciting new international destinations.