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Is New Bedford arts and culture gay enough?
Late last spring at a New Bedford Arts and Culture Plan meeting on the Zeiterion Theatre stage, Aneshia Savino brought up an interesting point.While many artists and arts leaders often brought up the need for seeking diversity in arts and culture, the discussion was almost always centered on ethnic or racial identity.Sexuality or gender identity was never a part of the conversation.
January 10, 2019
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The Fall is the Best Time to Come to Provincetown!
The Cape Cod light is extraordinary in Provincetown any day, but in the fall, it is downright striking. Aside from the magnificent light, there are minimal restaurant lines, many stores have sales, the weather is still good with temps in the mid-fifties, and the locals are happy and laid-back—all making it the perfect time to visit Provincetown.
September 12, 2018
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New law for treating Mass. LGBT elder population will mean better care for everyone
I’ve conducted hundreds of LGBT cultural competency trainings throughout Massachusetts for many different types of elder-care providers, including home health aides and staff at senior centers. In nearly every session, someone raises their hand and says, “But we treat everyone the same.” In truth, 8 percent of LGBT older adults experience discrimination based on sexual orientation or gender identi...
September 08, 2018
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Boston businesses rally to protect transgender residents’ rights
The last thing Boston’s business leaders want is the North Carolina Effect. The Tar Heel State’s economy lost hundreds of millions of dollars in revenue from canceled sports games, conventions, and other business after legislators there passed a law requiring people to use public bathrooms and locker rooms that correspond with their birth genders. The law was later reversed, but the damage was don...
July 31, 2018
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In Worcester, a safe haven for gay immigrants
Farouk Kaweesi had never seen snow before, and the 27-year-old Ugandan was not wearing a coat when he showed up in January, unannounced and shivering, at the locked doors of the Hadwen Park Congregational Church. He waited alone until dark on the steps of the century-old building before retracing his steps to the Worcester bus station, where he slept inside before returning to the church the next ...
June 25, 2018
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Open Theatre Project Presents GAY SHORTS
Open Theatre Project's GAY SHORTS: We Are Family is back for the second year in a row featuring an evening of short plays by, for, and with LGTBQ artists from all walks of life. These 7 short plays will explore the in's and OUT'S of LGTBQ family. Funny, relevant and irreverent you won't want to miss this signature event of Open Theatre Project at Club Cafe in Boston MA.
May 21, 2018
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For Month of June, the Provincetown Theater Debuts 4-Star Solo Show Festival
A celebration of diversity, the 4-Star Solo Show Festival at the Provincetown Theater will feature four star-turn performances that, variously, include outrageous comic characters, Broadway belting, bilingual jokes, disco dancing, a countertenor aria, a real life behind-the-scenes look at what it's like to be a gay porn star, and a guest appearance from
May 14, 2018
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BBJ announces Business of Pride award recipients
The Boston Business Journal today announced that Harvard Pilgrim Health Care and Jennifer Pinck will receive corporate and individual awards at its second annual Business of Pride event, scheduled to be held on June 6 at Tiger Mama restaurant in Boston.
May 03, 2018
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