One of New Mexico’s oldest running film festivals kicks off Friday, October 15 online. The 10-day Way Out West Film Festival celebrates LGBTQ experiences through...
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So far, they’ve interviewed a wide range of groups, from Rude Boy Cookies to a local hair salon, an LGBT advocacy group, and a health care professional. “We were going into lockdown and saying, ‘How can we help our fellow businesses?’ Everybody needs a voice out there and talk about what’s happening,” said Pamm Meyers, one of the podcast hosts. 
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In mid-March, theater productions came to a standstill. Aaron Leventman began looking for ways to keep theater alive. He found innovative ways to present live theater online.
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The New Mexico Gay Men's Chorus is announcing its annual pride concert, entitled "This is Me."
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The local nonprofit group Identity Inc. is seeing an increase in demand for its services and is hosting a new set of enrichment classes.
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Albuquerque has scored highest in the state and higher than the national average in the sixth annual study of LGBT-friendly laws, policies and services in cities across the nation.…
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The Southwest Gay and Lesbian Film Festival sheds the accurate if prosaic title, trading it in for the far jazzier descriptor Way OUT West.
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A local 'one of a kind' museum is sharing intimate stories, some never told before, from LGBTQ members of the military.
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This weekend marks Albuquerque's 41st annual PrideFest, which started Saturday with a march starting at Robinson Park Downtown. Organizers of the festival expected about 14,000 people from throughout the Southwest to attend the various planned events. Due to the mayor's ART transit project construction, this year’s parade was moved off Central Avenue. Instead participants danced…
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It’s October – and that means it’s OUTober at New Mexico State University. NMSU LGBT+ Programs hosts OUTober each year to bring
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The board of the Albuquerque Social Club has a little over a month to save what’s widely known as the longest-running LGBTQ bar in New Mexico’s largest...
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In 2015, certified LGBTBEs contributed over $1.15 billion to the US economy, according to the National LGBT Chamber of Commerce's 2016 report.
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Equality New Mexico — the state's largest LGBT advocacy group — has endorsed Debra Haaland for the Democratic nomination in the First Congressional District, angering some supporters of Albuquerque City…
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Realtor Jim Sutton, qualifying broker at Century 21 Unica Real Estate, is celebrating his 20th anniversary as a real estate professional. “It’s been great. I love my clients, my city and my community. Thank you all for such a fun career,” said Sutton, a gay Realtor and LGBT real estate specialist.
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A group in New Mexico that advocates for reproductive justice and health care says the state's rural communities will suffer the most from the Trump administration's decision Friday to limit birth control coverage under the Affordable Care Act. The employer contraceptive coverage mandate under ACA regulations provided access to birth control to more than 62 million women and saved women $1.4 billion in 2013.
Zephany Pickett's curator insight,
November 27, 2017 12:52 PM
This article supports the claim and it goes into detail of how the issue of birth control affects certain groups specifically.
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April 20, 2018 12:04 PM
#SRH Legislation restricting birth control creates the most difficulty for marginalized communities. SRH rights should be for all, not for just those with the resources to obtain it.
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The primary race for an open congressional seat in central New Mexico is set to become one of the most diverse in the country.
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