Development Today – Jacksonville Daily Record
Amusement Recreational City of Jacksonville, 1 TIAA Bank Field Drive, contractor is Birken Construction Inc., convert press conference space to football team recovery suite, $200,000.
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Coronavirus Today: When back to school means back to bullying – Los Angeles Times
Good evening. I’m Russ Mitchell, and it’s Monday, June 7. Here’s what’s happening with the coronavirus in California and beyond. Newsletter Get our free Coronavirus Today newsletter...
Can This Denver Teacher Make Biology Class More Inclusive? – 5280 | The Denver...
Samuel Long is a Denver teacher advocating to incorporate gender inclusive biology in high school curriculum. Photo courtesy of Samuel Long Celebrating Denver Pride: Community, Resilience, and ChangeSamuel Long has...
Herbert, Frank Patrick (1920-1986) – HistoryLink.org
Since childhood, Tacoma-born Frank Herbert had been determined to become a published author. For years, he wrote fiction with limited success while working as a journalist. He was hounded by creditors...
Back to normal: Students have chance to participate in summer camp offerings this summer....
As the 2021 summer kicks off, multiple entities are beginning their respective summer camp activities, giving students and other community members the chance to participate in activities throughout the season. This comes...
Edinboro University signs articulation agreement with Erie County Community College – Edinboro University
06/07/2021 In This Section Agreement outlines pipeline for community college students to earn post-baccalaureate degrees Edinboro University and Erie County...
23 must-read books by LGBTQIA+ authors, from stunning memoirs to heartwarming romance novels –...
If you buy through our links, we may earn money from affiliate partners. Learn more. LGBTQIA+ authors bring a necessary perspective to queer literature. We rounded up the best books by...
Three UM researchers to examine more equitable and sustainable public transport opportunities – UM...
June 7, 2021 — Three UM researchers have received grants to study public transit issues, identifying gaps and opportunities to guide policy-makers and service...
June Jubilee: The Editors’ Picks for Philly Pride 2021 – Philadelphia Style Magazine
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What To Watch Now: GBH Passport Picks For June – wgbh.org
Looking for some great shows to dig into this month? GBH Passport is where you should be looking, and below are some top selections from Ron Bachman, Senior Director of Programming,...
George Pyle: Another list of scholars speak out to preserve what they love –...
A little more than six years ago, I was among the pundits and pontificators looking seriously askance at “The 100 Scholars of Marriage.”That was a group of worthies from universities across...
2021’s most welcoming U.S. vacation destinations for LGBTQ+ families: Seattle, NYC, DC, Chattanooga –...
When you think about inclusive family vacation spots in the U.S., you probably think of the Anaheim and Orlando theme parks and other overtly welcoming destinations.But beyond the big theme park...
How ACT UP Changed America – The New Yorker
That’s not the only erasure in Schulman’s book. For her, setting the record straight means emphasizing ACT UP’s broad vista of coalition politics. Yet of the nearly two hundred interviews that...
With Covid-19, as with HIV, science and partnerships lead the way – STAT –...
Like so many of her generation, Josephine Nabukenya wasn’t aware of her HIV status during her early childhood in Uganda. But when she was 8 years old, she came across a...
On This Gay Day: Mathematician Alan Turning died in 1954 – OUTinPerth
Mathematician Alan Turning’s greatest achievements were not recognised until after his death
Alan Turning is credited with being the father of theoretical computer science and artificial intelligence. The work of the English...
On This Gay Day: Mathematician Alan Turing died in 1954 – OUTinPerth
Mathematician Alan Turing’s greatest achievements were not recognised until after his death
Alan Turing is credited with being the father of theoretical computer science and artificial intelligence. The work of the English...
‘We Still Need A Cure’: Maitri’s Executive Director on the Changing Face of HIV/AIDS...
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You were working 40 years ago when AIDS was first discovered. What was that like?
Everyone died. I was a young person, and everyone...
Pride 2021: Science over the Rainbow – Weizmann Wonder Wander – News, Features and...
Two decades after Tel Aviv’s first official Pride Parade in 1998 (and nearly 40 years after its unofficial predecessor in 1979), pride awareness events have finally landed in the Weizmann Institute...
47 Science Fiction And Fantasy Novels Starring LGBTQ+ Characters – BuzzFeed News
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This riveting novel follows Vern, a 15-year-old queer, Black albino girl who’s escaped...
Read: the NHS’s bizarre diversity A to Z – Spectator.co.uk
Glossary A-Z Ally – Allyship
Authentic vs Performative
An ally is any person that actively promotes and aspires to advance the culture of inclusion through intentional, positive and conscious efforts that benefit people...
PH’s Academy of Science and Technology names 10 Outstanding Young Scientist awardees – Manila...
Ten Filipino young scientists who are mostly members of the academe have made it to the list of National Academy of Science and Technology’s (NAST) “Outstanding Young Scientist” awardees.
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Why Biological Studies on Queer People Do More Harm Than Good – The Wire...
Chromosomes visualised by spectral karyotyping. Image: National Cancer Institute/Unsplash
Recently, a group of researchers claimed to prove that bisexual men exist. This study, rightfully, garnered a lot of criticism, and it is...
Gay bashing on Moses Lake ends in flaming boat – Lynnwood Times
MOSES LAKE, Wash., June 4, 2021 – A TikTok video has gone viral with almost 11 million views of an apparent gay bashing incident at Moses Lake, ending in the assailants’...
New Pride Month event premieres at First Friday in Bryan – KXXV News Channel...
BRYAN, TX — It’s been six years since gay marriage was legalized for Texan couples, and though social progress has been made in the Brazos Valley community, local teacher Fabi...
Dover library marks Pride Month with presentation – Foster’s Daily Democrat
Fifty-one years ago on June 28, police raided a gay club called the Stonewall Inn in New York leading to six days of protests and demonstrations. The Stonewall Riots and the...
Fauci On 40 Years Of HIV/AIDS, Watermelon Origins, Venus Missions. June 4, 2021, Part...
Fauci On 40 Years Of HIV/AIDS, Watermelon Origins, Venus Missions. June 4, 2021, Part 1 | Science Friday...
The Books Briefing: Hanya Yanagihara, Audre Lorde – The Atlantic
In A Little Life, a novel by the author Hanya Yanagihara, the tone is exaggerated, almost melodramatic. But the book brings nuance to a key realm—its portrayal of queerness—as its four...
‘You gasp in relief, you don’t celebrate’ – Nevada Current
"The thing that is important is we moved from core nondiscrimination protection bills around public accommodations and employment and were able to get into the nooks and crannies of things affecting...
Champions of Pride 2021 From the Rugged West – Advocate.com – Advocate.com
A native of upstate New York, Cathy Connolly moved west in 1992 to teach at the University of Wyoming in Laramie. She’s a professor in the university’s School of Culture, Gender,...
The WWII-era scientist who revolutionized cancer research—despite the Nazis – The Hub at Johns...
By Christopher Johnston / Published June 4, 2021 Otto Warburg possessed several traits most despised by the Nazis. He was Jewish and by all...
Rise of the machines? – Dallas Voice
AI researcher MaryLena Bleile says it’s not the robot apocalypse we should fear but the biases the machines are learning
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ext month — July 18-24 — the International Conference...
Nothing to See Here – The American Prospect
This article appears in the May/June 2021 issue of The American Prospect magazine. Subscribe here. One of the hallmarks of an autocracy is to go after the teachers. Teachers. Seriously,...
After 40 years of AIDS, here’s why we still don’t have an HIV vaccine...
Forty years ago, researchers described the mysterious cases of five gay men who had fallen ill with a pneumonia caused by the fungus Pneumocystis carinii. Two of the five men had...
HIV at 40: Racial disparities continue to drive the epidemic in Michigan ⋆ Michigan...
HIV budding from CD4 | Centers for Disease Control and Prevention “Why are you talking to them?” Hank Millbourne remembers friends saying to him during the 1980s gay scene in Detroit...
Anthony Fauci Reflects On 40 Years Of HIV/AIDS Research – Science Friday
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