The Power of Participation: Mobilizing Michigan’s LGBTQ+ Community Aged 45 and Up for the Upcoming Election
Ahead of the 2024 general election, Pride Source asked community leaders to weigh in on the important issues facing the Michigan LGBTQ+ community. Angela [...]
Your Voice Matters: A Comprehensive Guide to Voting Rights and Resources for LGBTQ+ Individuals
As we head into the final days of election season and excitement builds, it’s easy to lose focus on all that’s at stake for LGBTQ+ voters. No matter [...]
Hot Mic, Feisty Dykes: Why Rachel Scanlon Started a Queer Podcast with Her Lesbian Best Friend
Rachel Scanlon, comedian and co-host of the popular podcast “Two Dykes and a Mic,” is set to bring her infectious energy and comedy to Royal Oak for [...]
LGBT Detroit Celebrates 30 Years with Lt. Gov. Garlin Gilchrist: 'You Can't Be an Ally to People You Don't Respect'
For M. Terrence Samson, one of LGBT Detroit's longest-tenured board members, being present for the Black-founded and led organization’s 30th-anniversary [...]
When Your Parents Are Trumpers: Younger Queer Voters Face Family Rifts Over Political Beliefs
Having a house divided by maize and blue and green and white is one thing. But when the colors are red and blue, and the opinions differ on things like [...]
From Sunshine to Sanctuary State: How Michigan Became a Refuge for These Parents and Their Trans Kid
Over a decade after Ken and Amber Long relocated to Michigan from Florida with their two children in 2012, it feels like their move was meant to be. When their [...]
A 17-Year-Old Was Just Arrested for the Murder of a Detroit Gay Man. What a Local Advocacy Group Suggests for Safer App Meetups.
A 17-year-old from Michigan has been charged with murder in the fatal stabbing of a gay Detroit man, a crime that authorities suggest may have been driven by [...]
How Late Tony Winner and U-M Grad Gavin Creel Showed Midwesterners They Can Dream Big
It’s not every day that a Broadway star takes an aspiring college student under their wing. A dream? Maybe. But Dominic Dorset from Saline, a 2022 [...]
Filling Rep. Slotkins Shoes: Curtis Hertel on His Plan to ‘Fight Back Against Extreme Anti-LGBTQ+ Legislation’ in District 7
The presidential election has rightfully garnered the attention of many Americans, as former President Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris lay out two vastly [...]
What You Need to Know About the 2024 Michigan Supreme Court Race
This November, Michigan voters face a pivotal decision in the upcoming state Supreme Court race. While judicial races often receive less attention than other [...]
Activism Meets Philanthropy
For decades, Faye Schuett, alongside her late wife Linda Seaver Burnett, has championed LGBTQ+ rights, blending activism with philanthropy to create lasting [...]
How ‘The Queer Arab Glossary’ Challenges Stereotypes About Arab Homophobia
With Lebanon experiencing its deadliest day in nearly 20 years this month — not to mention the ongoing conflict in Gaza that has left more than 40,000 [...]
