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How Law Banning DEI, LGBTQ Topics in Schools Could Fare in Court

A lawsuit challenging Texas’ SB 12 heads to court Dec. 10, as students, teachers, and advocates argue the law chills…

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2025 Queer Cinema Highlights

2025 was a standout year for independent, international, and unconventional movies that showcase a true range of what queer filmmaking…

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A New Shine on a Seasonal Favorite

Theatre Under The Stars brings Irving Berlin’s White Christmas to the Hobby Center with classic tunes, onstage snow, and a…

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Texas Drag Performers Refuse to Be Silenced

Texas’ SB 12 does not ban drag outright, but critics say its sweeping, unclear definitions could fuel harassment and suppress…

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Painting Pride at Tony’s Place

After Montrose’s rainbow crosswalks were removed, LGBTQ youth at Tony’s Place proposed a new Pride walkway. The community-painted ramp and…

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Bering Church’s Rainbow Steps Celebrate Community

Bering Memorial United Church of Christ painted its front steps in rainbow stripes, a public sign of LGBTQ affirmation and…

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John Cameron Mitchell Brings Hedwig Back to Houston

Arthouse Houston hosts a Dec. 28 screening of Hedwig and the Angry Inch at Numbers Nightclub with live commentary from…

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As Texas’ “Bathroom Bill” Becomes Law, Questions Remain About Enforcement

As Texas prepares to enforce SB 8, state agencies, schools, and public buildings face unclear expectations, while transgender Texans anticipate…

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Galveston Gay Chorus Spreads Joy Across the Island

The Galveston Gay Chorus shares music, fellowship, and holiday cheer across the island, performing at community events while uplifting audiences…

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Immigrating While Queer: America’s Complex History of Exclusion

A Bangladeshi survivor’s escape highlights the long, often overlooked history of how U.S. immigration laws have targeted LGBTQ people and…

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