Julia McConahay of Chrysalis Hair and Body (soon to be known as Chrysalis Closet) on the northside of Madison received a special SBA Wisconsin District Director’s award, an award that is not given annually but at the discretion of the director in recognition for...
Tim Michels, a Trump-endorsed GOP candidate for governor, confirmed in an interview with the Associated Press on June 14 that he maintains his opposition to gay marriage, stating plainly that he believes that marriage should be between a man and a woman only. While...
Sixteen years after saying goodbye, M&M Club returns for an emotional reunion.
A diverse group of affirming religious communities spanning the faith spectrum are joining together for Madison’s first-ever Pride Interfaith Service this August. The planners of this event feel the need to speak queer affirmation loudly. Rabbi Bonnie Margulis,...
On Thursday, June 9, the La Crosse Common Council passed a conversion therapy ban ordinance in a vote of 6–4, making La Crosse the 14th city in Wisconsin to ban the outdated practice. This new ordinance bans any type of conversion therapy to be practiced on anyone...
On June 1 at 9:55 p.m., The Ingraham Angle, a staple of Fox News punditry, featured an unlikely ally—a tattooed and short-haired woman along with a man with the Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty (WILL). “Are you shocked by the alliance that has formed with...
On July 3rd, 2021 in Brown County, a now former correctional officer violently attacked a woman who is openly gay while sitting with her around a fire pit at her home. During the unprovoked attack, the victim and witnesses say that Shane Nolan called her a pejorative...
Last month, the right-wing legal organization Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty (WILL) sent a letter and mounted a media campaign to pressure the Kiel Area School District to end a Title IX investigation into three eighth grade boys who repeatedly misgendered...
Clyde Mayberry is the CEO & Founder of the first African American Performing Arts Center in Dane County.
Stacy Clark is a Community Health and Equity champion whose mission is to provide services and education to others that he may not have had as a young, black, gay male.
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