San Diego Gay and Lesbian News

One of San Diego's longest-running weekly LGBTQ community fundraising events, Tiger's Pictionary, announced Wednesday that in 2019, they raised $12,104 for local charities.

I love that we are able to join in celebration, pursue justice with joy, and reinvest the proceeds of Pride into the health and happiness of our LGBTQ community.

Brunch Bus SD, Bloody Mary Obsessed and insideOUT present the 2nd annual Fill-A-Brunch-Bus Holiday Toy Drive benefiting the local non-profit Traveling Stories.

Our 2019 theme is Stonewall 50: A Legacy of Liberation.

We have taken the year to reflect on the gifts given to us by the struggles and sacrifices of our Stonewall generation and consider the world we want to leave to the next generation. I continue to be inspired by our community’s history of resilience.

Many of us feel the weight and emptiness of familial rejection and isolation. Far too many of us, especially our youth, fear holiday gatherings where relatives will be outright hostile.

A report just released this week by the FBI states that hate-crime violence is at a 16 year high and that anti-trans hate crimes skyrocketed up 40% from 2017 to 2018.

Charles Rhines was on death row in South Dakota for stabbing a 22-year-old man back in 1992. He was executed yesterday despite evidence presented to the U.S. Supreme Court (SCOTUS) that some on the jury were biased against gays. SCOTUS rejected that motion. 

After achieving international stardom, Mitchell founded the Dance Theater of Harlem, the first black classical ballet company in the United States.

Lister kept extensive diaries—23 volumes over 34 years—documenting her life and same-sex relationships.

Lister was born into an aristocratic English family. She received formal schooling, a rarity for a girl of that era.

 Ivory won the Academy Award for “Call Me by Your Name” (2017), a gay coming-of-age romantic drama set in 1980s Italy.