Table read. And so it begins… #noahsarc #2025

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Thailand’s king makes history, signs marriage equality law advocate.com/news/thailands…

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Right-wing anti-LGBTQ+ education activist exposed as former gay adult film actor: report advocate.com/people/corey-d…

Don't miss this event. Come hear from and about the Long Beach LGBTQ+ trailblazers who challenged society and made history in the 1960s and 70s and said, We deserve equality. We stand on their shoulders. The event is free, but RSVPs are required. bit.ly/4erzo4X

She fought for her rights almost 50 years before “RuPaul’s Drag Race” & “Pose.” She spoke truth to power, fighting LAPD & the City. She witnessed intersection of discriminatory police tactics targeting Black, brown, and queer communities in the 1960s. bit.ly/3V6Zbrz

1/3 We searched and we searched and we searched for The Search but it was lost forever until the negative was discovered in the dark corners of an editing house….

Remembering Jimmy Carter as one of the only US presidents who spoke honestly about Palestine. “The word ‘apartheid’ is exactly accurate…much worse than they were in South Africa by way” Goodman: Why don’t Americans know what you have seen? Carter: Americans don’t want to know

I kept changing my mind which Jimmy Carter cartoon i should go with. Here's all three.

Jimmy Carter was the first presidential contender to actively seek support of the gay community in 1976, sending his family out as surrogates. In his reelection campaign in 1980, the Democratic Party supported a gay rights plank, vowing to end discrimination against homosexuals

Then-presidential candidate Jimmy Carter is embraced by Cher at a DTLA campaign rally. 11/1/1976 Later she would say, "Carter became an amazing example for me of how to use your influence in the best way."

Reading Jonathan Alter's book on Jimmy Carter fundamentally changed my view of his presidency. I can’t recommend it enough, especially in this moment. With one term, Carter altered several aspects of the office that still shape the way it operates today. For one, he elevated

Mexican homosexuals being detained in a police station in Mexico City, 1935.

We've been talking about the City's finances since we started nearly two years ago including projecting conservative revenue estimates and increased costs. We'll be working with the Mayor and City Council to see what we can do to address this. We can't afford not to anymore.

While accepting an award from the Human Rights Campaign, actor Hannah Einbinder used her speech to strongly condemn the genocide in Gaza.

“State of America’s Libraries 2024,” from the American Library Association, details 821 attempts to ban or censor books and related LGBTQ+ services at libraries and educational facilities in 2024. bit.ly/4lPYXky

“Queer Lens,” on display at the Getty Museum, unpacks 150 years of queer history through photography from mid 1800 to present day. The exhibiton was six years in the making. bit.ly/44zFj5x #gettymuseum #queernews

We live in a country where people will go on camera and refuse to condemn the Nazi Holocaust while praising fascist dictators. We need to understand what we’re up against. It takes a lot to leave me speechless but…

The Black Sabbath singer gave money to gay causes and was outspoken in his support of the LGBTQ+ community. out.com/celebs/ozzy-os…