Looking for weekend plans in Tucson? From a speed-friending event with portrait drawing and the Summer Night Market to Pride celebrations, comedy shows, yoga, live music and cat-themed movie nights, there are dozens of ways to stay busy June 25-28. 🎨🌈🐱🎭🛍️
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On April 1 2026, the world marked the 25th anniversary of the first nationally recognized same-sex marriages. These marriages took place in th…
- Jessica Guynn USA Today
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Pride Month has suffered corporate defections since gay and transgender rights emerged as a culture-war flashpoint and the Trump administration cracked down on diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives.
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Looking for weekend plans? Tucson is packed with fun June 11-14, from Pop Punk Prom at Hotel Congress and Pride-themed markets to pool parties, laser shows, vintage shopping, trivia nights and family-friendly events. Whether you're celebrating Pride Month, crafting with friends or exploring local markets, there are more than 40 ways to make the most of your weekend.
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Around the world, laws on same-sex relations vary widely, with some countries expanding protections for LGBTQ+ communities while others introd…
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Stacker put together a timeline of LGBTQ+ history prior to the Stonewall riots on June 28, 1969.
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Dozens of LGBTQ+ pride flags were damaged and ripped down at the Stonewall National Monument over the weekend, the third such bout of vandalism at the LGBTQ+ landmark during this Pride month, police said.
- CARLY OLSON Los Angeles Times
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As major companies like Bud Light, Target and the Dodgers backpedal displays of support for Pride Month after conservative outcries, many LGBTQ+ shoppers and advocates are looking for brands to take a stand.
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Dozens of big companies from Delta and Coca-Cola to Walmart are sponsoring LGBTQ+ Pride events and displaying racks of Pride-themed merchandise. But this year, the rainbow has lost some shine as longtime Pride sponsors come under attack.
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