A Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Trans Direct Action Organization
Originally published September 28, 2015 Cuban LGBT activist Alberto Roque Guerra on WTTW-TV’s “Chicago Tonight” program with Eddie Arruza Cuban LGBT activist Alberto Roque Guerra was recently hosted by the Gay Continue Reading →
First published September 1, 2015 Cuban LGBT activist Alberto Roque Guerra on WBEZ-FM yesterday7 PM Tonight! (Tuesday) Meet Cuban LGBT activist Alberto Roque Guerra! speaking on “LGBTs in Cuba”Nookies Tree Restaurant Continue Reading →
Originally published August 27, 2015 This year marks 50 years since the first gay rights protest in the world, in Washington, DC, followed a few months later in Philadelphia. It Continue Reading →
Originally published August 27, 2015 Cuban LGBT activist Alberto Roque Guerra will visit Chicago with media appearances and a 7 PM, Tuesday, September 1st public meeting at Nookies Restaurant, 3334 N. Halsted Continue Reading →
Originally published July 14, 2015 After a panel discussing the future of LGBT organizing in Uganda and memorializing the late David Kato, a Ugandan LGBT leader murdered due to anti-gay Continue Reading →
Originally published July 8, 2015 Allie Buchwach, a volunteer with Marriage Equality USA and a key organizer of the event Brent Holman-Gomez of the Gay Liberation Network and Chicago Welcoming Continue Reading →
First published July 8, 2015 A few years ago Uganda’s “Kill the Gays” bill, later modified to be a “Jail the Gays” law, drew the ire of the world. Continue Reading →
Originally published June 26, 2015 Speak-Out / Celebration 7 PM Tonight!! This morning the Supreme Court announced that we have prevailed against the bigots who said that LGBTs didn’t have Continue Reading →
Originally published June 19, 2015 The next Supreme Court decision on LGBT rights could be about much more than equal marriage rights. Depending on how the Court decides, legal guarantees Continue Reading →
Originally published June 19, 2015 On the day that the Supreme Court announces its decision on marriage rights for same-sex couples, Chicagoans will join a coalition of over 50 cities responding to Continue Reading →