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Dallas Pride

The stories, people, and events that help make Pride so vibrant in North Texas.

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Diversity

People of Pride II

Three DFW transgender executives share their stories of living as their authentic selves, both personally and professionally.
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LGBT

Your Guide to Pride 2022 in Dallas-Fort Worth

There are poetry slams celebrating queer Latinx culture, Juneteenth celebrations featuring the hottest acts in hip-hop, and, of course, grand parades and block parties. This Pride month may be Dallas-Fort Worth’s most expansive yet.
By Alex Gonzalez
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Dallas History

The Untold Dallas Origins of Roe v. Wade

An excerpt from a new book traces the role North Texas played in one of the most controversial rulings in Supreme Court history.
By Joshua Prager
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My Reality

My Reality: Kellie Jasso Shares Her Experiences with Being LGBTQ+ in the Workplace

The Balfour Beatty preconstruction manager walks through her journey becoming comfortable in her own skin at work.
By Kellie Jasso
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Restaurants & Bars

Sue Ellen’s Revival Is a Homecoming for Dallas’ Queer Community

Just in time for Pride month, the return of what’s believed to be the oldest and longest-running lesbian bar in Texas was worth the yearlong wait for so many Dallasites.
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Sports News

Women’s National Football Conference Hopes to Turn an Adidas Grant Into a TV Show

And the league's co-founder has advice for all the high school coaches out there: be explicit about equity.
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Television

Secret Celebrity Star Alyssa Edwards Is Surviving the Quarantine With Gay Kickball, Bingo, and Tex-Mex

You can take the girl out of Mesquite, but you can't take the Mesquite out of the girl.
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Business

People of Pride

Seven stories from DFW executives about coming out, navigating professional life, and living authentically.
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Business

The Business of Pride

About half of LGBTQ employees still lead closeted lives on the job. Here’s what North Texas companies are doing to create a more inclusive workplace for all.
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