Longstanding gay bar and restaurant Amsterdam Atlanta shut down earlier this month after a large drop in business due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Amsterdam’s owners...
Georgia Tech paid $50,000 to an anti-LGBTQ legal group to settle a federal lawsuit after the school’s student government denied funding for an on-campus...
Swinging Richards reopened with a limited schedule while it continues its “All Male, All Nude” ways with a caveat fit for these pandemic times.
“People...
The coronavirus pandemic forced the cancelation of the 30th annual AIDS Walk Atlanta, but fundraising continues for the event’s beneficiaries.
Organizers decided to cancel the...
Eleven LGBTQ leaders from metro Atlanta joined some 300 others nationwide to endorse Joe Biden and Kamala Harris, calling them “the most pro-equality ticket...
Friends, colleagues and loved ones are mourning the sudden passing of HIV health educator, activist and advocate for the homeless Peter Stinner.
Stinner died of...
A former Phillip Rush Center employee blasted the disbanded non-profit’s board, asserting they “[bled] the organization dry” and set up its interim executive director to fail.
The Joe Biden campaign named four-dozen elected officials, faith leaders, non-profit leaders, business owners and other community leaders to its Georgia LGBTQ Leadership Council...
A new Atlanta non-profit placed more than 30 homeless transgender women in transitional housing and gave $108,000 to 150 other trans people across Georgia...
