Sydney Washington, a comedian will be performing at the Out for Laughs Comedy Show during the Girls in Wonderland event on June 2nd, 2023. She talks about her belief in soulmates and how she found the person she manifested. She also mentions making jokes about her experiences and herself during the show. The clip ends with a call to support LGBTQ+ news and media outlets.
As National Women’s History Month comes to a close, it’s important to reflect on the significance of this month for queer women. While it’s great to have a dedicated month to celebrate and recognize women’s contributions to society, there’s a question of whether it’s enough.
Two people have been arrested after a public order incident that forced New South Wales police to shut down an event involving nearly 500 people. The incident, which occurred outside a Catholic Church in Bellfield, has been surrounded by conflicting reports from different groups.
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Celebrating the achievements made to date while acknowledging the work still to be done, fifty thousand turned out to make history as they marched across the iconic Sydney Harbour Bridge as part of Sydney WorldPride’s Pride March.
Sydney WorldPride, which ran for 17 days and concluded on March 5, incorporated Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras with over 300 events. While people are still relishing the memories of this World Pride, Washington DC is getting ready for WorldPride 2025. 2025 will mark 50 years of Pride in Washington, DC, and Washington DC is ready to celebrate this momentous occasion with the world!
Police say former Greens senator Lidia Thorpe was removed from Sydney’s Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras Parade overnight after lying on the ground in front of a float.
A video of the parade shows the independent senator walking behind the NSW Police float yelling “fuck the police”, before lying down on her back in protest, momentarily halting the parade. Two police officers then approach Senator Thorpe as the crowd begins to boo.
ARQ, a beloved Sydney gay bar since 1999, reopened this weekend, following a two-year pandemic closure. The owner Shadd Danesi told Star Observer, “We are completely blown away with the support we received from the
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