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Ryan O’Connell, Lucy McBath, Cynthia Erivo to Be Honored by HRC
The LGBTQ organization’s Atlanta gala will feature actors, writers, and politicians.
www.advocate.com/television/2019/4/26/ryan-oconnell-lucy-mcbath-cynthia-erivo-be-honored-hrc
Milo Yiannopoulos just got ripped off by conservatives in Oklahoma
The slow-motion trainwreck that is Milo Yiannopoulos’s life continues to unfold in spectacular fashion.
Christopher Meloni’s Thirst Tweets Reveal What Everyone Thinks is His Best Asset: WATCH
Christopher Meloni sat down with Buzzfeed to drink up the internet’s thirstiest tweets about him. It seems folks are still reminiscing about those prison shower scenes in Oz. Check out Meloni’s enthusiastic reactions below.
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HRC and TomboyX Celebrate Inclusivity with a New Line of HRC-Branded TomboyX Underwear
Post submitted by Riley Galligan, HRC Consumer Marketing Assistant
HRC is proud to work with TomboyX to introduce a new line of HRC branded TomboyX underwear to ensure that everyone can feel comfortable throughout the day. HRC reached out to TomboyX for this project because of TomboyX’s mission to promote self love and acceptance and the company’s gender neutral underwear that exists for all people — no matter their gender identity or expression.
“There’s so much divisiveness and negativity in the world that we want to be a brand that wasn’t about trying to show you how to be cool but, rather, celebrates how cool you already are,” said Fran Dunaway, TomboyX CEO and founder.
Launched in 2013, TomboyX is a women-owned business and was featured as one of Seattle’s fasted growing minority-led businesses. During all steps of the line creation, HRC actively worked to ensure representation and inclusion, from the styles offered (6” boxer briefs, 4.5” boxer briefs and boy shorts) to the models featured in advertising. The models shown in the promotions are everyday people, including neighbors and friends of HRC. These gender-neutral underwear have also been fit tested to ensure that they are a no-fuss cut that won’t ride up.
Exclusively available on shop.hrc.org and in HRC brick-and-mortar stores, there are three different styles of gender-neutral underwear. The prices range from $30 – $34 and feature the iconic HRC equal sign along the hip and upper thigh. The pairs all are made of 95% cotton and 5% spandex, with the signature TomboyX stay-put waistband that will not bind or ride up.
HRC is proud to work with TomboyX and support minority-led companies in the fight for inclusivity. To get your own pair, visit shop.hrc.org now.
Celebrate Lesbian Visibility Day with Two Women Finding Their Happily Ever After in Maiden & Princess
Who better to celebrate Lesbian Visibility Day with than a maiden and princess who are in love? Written by Daniel Haack and Isabel Galupo, Maiden & Princess tells the story of a maiden sent to a royal ball to fall in love with a prince, but it is instead the princess who catches her eye. A diverse love story between two strong and skilled women, Maiden & Princess promotes acceptance to its young audience.
Published as a part of GLAAD’s partnership with little bee books (previously known as Bonnier Publishing), Maiden & Princess continues GLAAD’s initiative to further LGBTQ images in Kids & Family Entertainment. As part of this initiative, the “Outstanding Kids & Family” Category was added to the GLAAD Media Awards last year, and last month, Steven Universe became the second ever winner in that category. The release of Maiden & Princess is another step forward in this initiative. As GLAAD President and CEO Sarah Kate Ellis said, “Children’s books are essential tools in encouraging awareness, kindness, and acceptance at an early age. GLAAD is committed to advancing positive representation of LGBTQ lives, experiences, and stories, and the release of Maiden & Princess is a shining example of how we can help to accelerate acceptance among young audiences.”
Maiden & Princess is a modern fairy tale meant to help accelerate acceptance for LGBTQ people. Co-author @igalupo will be reading the book at the LA Times Festival of Books tomorrow: t.co/GJcU2SvI75
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— GLAAD (@glaad) April 12, 2019
Released in 2018, the first book of the GLAAD and little bee books partnership is Prince & Knight, which was also written by Haack. Prince & Knight follows the heartwarming story of a prince and a knight fall in love after slaying a dragon. Haack insists that both of these books exist in the same universe, and you may just spot the happy prince and his knight in Maiden & Princess. Though Haack was able to draw from his own life experiences as a gay man for Prince & Knight, he turned to co-writer Isabel Galupo, a queer woman, for her perspective for Maiden & Princess. In an interview with HuffPost, Galupo remarked that “love is the very thing that unites every single one of us. I hope most parents would emphasize the beauty of love, no matter what form it takes.”
Speaking on the impact he hopes the book will have, Haack added, “kids are remarkably accepting and understanding. For children who don’t have any same-sex couples in their lives, these books can be a great way to start those conversations … or maybe your kid will just think the dragons are cool or will like the pretty dresses.” Nonetheless, the book will no doubt touch many lives and continue GLAAD’s mission to accelerate acceptance.
Written by Erica Silverman and illustrated by Holly Hatam, Jack (Not Jackie) is the second book of the series, released in October 2018. The story follows how big sister Susan learns to understand and accept that her younger sibling identifies as “Jack” rather than “Jackie.”
Maiden & Princess launched on April 2nd and can be purchased on Amazon, Goodreads, and in stores wherever books are sold.
Brazil President Jair Bolsonaro: ‘We Can’t Let Brazil Become a Gay Tourism Paradise. We Have Families’
Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro has dropped his latest anti-LGBTQ bomb.
Bolsonaro told reporters at a breakfast meeting: “If you want to come here and have sex with a woman, go for your life. But we can’t let this place become known as a gay tourism paradise. Brazil can’t be a country of the gay world, of gay tourism. We have families.”
LGBTQ advocates immediately blasted the remarks.
Federal Deputy David Miranda said: “This is not a head of state – this is a national disgrace. He is staining the image of our country in every imaginable way.”
In March, Bolsonaro tweeted a video of two men on a platform performing a public sex act as a response to criticism of his administration during this year’s Carnival. Bolsonaro also plans to eliminate all LGBTQ content from schools. And his government has wasted no time resurrecting bills banning gay marriage.
Bolsonaro recently stood next to Donald Trump at the White House and said the U.S. and Brazil stood “side by side” to reject LGBTQ rights.
Said Bolsonaro (via translator) at the Trump meeting: “In conclusion, may I say that Brazil and the United States stand side-by-side in their efforts to ensure liberties and respect the traditional family lifestyles and respect to God, our creator, against the gender ideology and the politically correct attitudes and against fake news.”
Jean Wyllys, the gay congressman who recently fled the country because of death threats, blasted Bolsonaro in a video posted to Twitter: “With this unhappy declaration and this unhappy gesture against the LGBT community, Bolsonaro is simply being Bolsonaro.”
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