Phil Michal Thomas, a dedicated LGBTQ+ and HIV/AIDS advocate, passed away, leaving a lasting legacy through his activism, counseling, and influential work with Nashville’s...
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Vanderbilt ends LGBTQ Health Program, cuts Trans Buddy and DEI services, raising concerns about inclusive care and political pressure in Tennessee.
Tennessee’s Expansive Pronoun Laws Spark Concern Over Discrimination and Privacy Violations
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Tennessee’s pronoun laws permit misgendering and deadnaming in schools, undermining federal protections and endangering transgender students’ rights, safety, and mental health.
Join nearly 80 restaurants in Nashville for Dining Out For Life® on May 1, 2025, supporting Nashville CARES’ mission to provide life-saving HIV prevention...
We Are One Recovery celebrates the opening of their second LGBTQIA2S+ recovery residence with a rainbow ribbon cutting on May 9 at 120 Rayon...
Vanderbilt removes DEI initiatives under federal order, while Harvard defies mandate, risking $2.3B in funding to protect academic freedom and inclusion.
GLAAD and Ty Herndon announce performers for the 10th annual Concert for Love & Acceptance, benefiting LGBTQ+ support and mental health initiatives, on June...
Pride festivals face financial challenges as corporate sponsors withdraw due to political shifts, forcing organizers to seek community support and alternative funding to sustain...
The NAHCC and Tennessee Pride Chamber reaffirm their partnership to expand business certifications, financial literacy, and networking opportunities for diverse entrepreneurs across Tennessee.
rankie J’s in Germantown, Nashville, expands with a new coffee bar, featuring Frothy Monkey Coffee, espresso martinis, and pop-up drag brunch performances starting February...

In Loving Memory of Phil Michal Thomas – Author, Advocate, Community Leader
What’s Going On at Vanderbilt? Transgender Health Services Quietly Shut Down
Dining Out For Life® Returns To Nashville May 1
We Are One Recovery Opens New Recovery Residence with Rainbow Ribbon Cutting
Vanderbilt University and Medical Center Remove DEI Initiatives Amid Federal Pressure; Harvard Stands Firm
Pop-Country Sensation Dasha Leads First Round of Performers Announced for June 2 Concert for Love & Acceptance
Critical Funding at Risk: Pride Festivals in the U.S. Hit by Sponsorship Losses Due to Political Shifts
NAHCC and Tennessee Pride Chamber Strengthen Partnership to Boost Diversity and Inclusion in Business
Germantown Favorite Frankie J’s Expands with New Coffee Bar