Pantone unveiled its 2018 color of the year Thursday, and the choice strongly hinted at a call for activism and action. The company chose a deep shade of purple known as Pantone 18-3838, or “ultra violet,” and although it didn’t directly call out the current political climate, the color comes loaded with meaning. Read the full article HERE.
Every morning, Jamal Jones rolls out of bed, shuffles over to his bathroom, and flips on the light switch. The 29-year-old Washington, DC, resident is slim-framed, by all accounts handsome. On those mornings, he can see the sleep in his eyes, the stubble growing on his chin… Read the full article HERE.
Arkansas’ governor ordered health officials on Friday to treat married lesbian and heterosexual couples the same when listing the parents on a birth certificate, in an effort to comply with a June U.S. Supreme Court ruling that the state’s birth certificate law was discriminatory. Read the full article HERE.
A Bolshoi Theatre ballet about the life of Russian dancer Rudolf Nureyev set to premiere on Saturday contains tender scenes of gay romance, testing the Kremlin’s tolerance for what it calls “homosexual propaganda”. The production had been due to open in July but was canceled at the last minute, with the theater’s management saying it was not ready. Read the full article HERE.
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is making history again! After becoming the first Canadian leader to to march in an LGBT Pride event, he’s now become the first Canadian Prime Minister to cover an LGBT magazine. Mr. Trudeau, who appears on the January cover of Attitude… Read the full article HERE.
Tourism boards the world over want LGBT vacation dollars: We travel more often, spend more money, and hit more exotic locales. Now Jamaica wants to cash in, too, despite a history of homophobic violence and discrimination. “LGBT travelers should feel relaxed traveling to Jamaica,”… Read the full article HERE.
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