LGBTQ+ advocates, lawmakers vow to protect Illinois schools from Trump’s impact
As the Trump administration targets the LGBTQ+ community through sweeping executive orders, Illinois schools could begin to feel the heat.
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100 years ago, a Chicagoan founded the first U.S. gay rights group
December is the 100th anniversary of a Chicagoan's pivotal role in the fight for equal rights ...
Attitude’s guide to LGBTQ+ travel in Illinois: from wild city adventures to romantic country escapes
When planning LGBTQ+ travel, it’s easy to get stuck in the routine of the usual destinations, but the Midwestern US state of Illinois offers a unique and fabulous alternative for queer travellers ...
Legacy Project spotlights both founder Salvo and drag culture at [Un] Gala bash
On Nov. 14, the Legacy Project presented its the [Un] Gala, the organization’s annual fundraising event to celebrate the accomplishments of the Project.
Late Pride Parade coordinator Richard Pfeiffer bestowed with street sign
... Lawson called Pfeiffer a “trailblazer,” and spoke about how important it is for the Pride Parade to highlight Chicago’s significance within the nationwide LGBTQ+ community.
Leonardo da Vinci honored with Legacy Walk plaque at 12th annual dedication ceremony
Visionary gay Italian artist, anatomist, inventor, engineer Leonardo da Vinci was honored with a Legacy Walk plaque at the 12th annual dedication ceremony Oct. 12 in Chicago’s Northalsted neighborhood ...
Chicago's Legacy Project honors Leonardo da Vinci on Legacy Walk
CHICAGO, IL - Chicago's Legacy Project recently unveiled a new addition to its renowned Legacy Walk, commemorating none other than the legendary artist and inventor Leonardo da Vinci.
Student Diversity and Inclusion office hosts LGBTQ+ walking tour of Northalsted
Matthew Rillie sat at the desk leading into the SDI lounge with a stack of papers in hand. They then swiftly gathered a small group of students, leading them to the CTA Red Line before exiting at the Belmont stop.
Summer in Chicago
Summer in Chicago can be fickle, the weather can often be chilly, and it has been known to snow up until late May.
Trimmed and tightened Pride Parade is as jubilant as ever: 'It's still Pride'
Rainbow-clad crowds filled the sidewalks in the heart of Lake View on Sunday for Chicago’s 53rd annual Pride Parade.