Queer Voices

The Council of State of Greece dismissed constitutional challenges, upholding the law allowing same-sex civil marriage and adoption rights under Greek law

I am at St. Luke's ER waiting to be tragedy and the hopefully to be admitted and sent to rehab. I will update as I can. I am so thankful to all that have helped me. My community is amazing.

I am acceoting gifts (Lyft cards are ideal).

Tune in to 90.1 FM KPFT Houston TONIGHT at 8:00pm for a new episode of Q***r Voices, with special guests Houston City Councilmember Mario Castillo and Pulitzer-nominated author, journalist & activist, Anne-christine d'Adesky!

As the only openly-LGBTQ+ Houston City Councilmember, Mario Castillo represents the 200,000+ residents of District H. With Councilmember Castillo completing his first 100 days in office last month, we're grateful for his time speaking with Davis Mendoza Darusman about his & his team’s accomplishments so far with a look ahead, his work & advocacy as the only openly-LGBTQ+ councilmember, and his thoughts on one of the biggest stories in Houston’s q***r community today: the two Pride parades on back-to-back weekends.

Anne-christine d'Adesky is an American author, journalist and activist of French and Haitian descent living in New York. She has maintained a deep relationship with Haiti, reporting the 2010 earthquake from a feminist angle, especially noting the impact of the disaster on the lives of teenage girls. She has also contributed to humanitarian projects in East Africa, as well as conducting extensive research into HIV/AIDS and its treatment worldwide. As the founder of Stop the Coup 2025 ( www.stopthecoup2025.org ), she spoke with Deborah Moncrief Bell about their effort to counter the work of The 2025 Project, developed by the conservative Heritage Foundation, and much more.

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