It has been 5 years since the murder of George Floyd – a Black man, father, brother, friend, and neighbor – who died at the hands of police in Minneapolis on May 25, 2020. His image along with his last words of “I can’t breathe” went on to galvanize months of protest around the country, a revitalization of the Black Lives Matter movement, and years of working to create change and conversation around race and police reform in workplaces, schools, and other community...
Thursday, May 1 is the annual celebration of International Workers’ Day – also known as May Day – which honors the struggle of workers all around the world. During one of the most challenging periods in recent memory, the LGBTQ movement has reached an inflection point. As a result of a hostile administration, and lawmakers determined to use our community as a wedge issue, attitudes and policy towards queer and trans folks are regressing. At the same time, critical programs, including...
