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•	Florida school districts sued over 'Don't Say Gay' law

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Journalist Chuck Colbert passes away at 67
Journalist Charles "Chuck" R. Colbert—who had written for several LGBTQ+ publications, including Windy City Times—passed away June 30. He was 67. He was a freelance journalist based in Cambridge, Massachusetts, according to his biography on ... more

•	PASSAGES Janan Lindley, wife of longtime activist/former bar owner Marge Summit
•	TELEVISION Darwin Del Fabro ('They/Them') talks horror, love scenes and inner strength
•	Vallas speaks at event of group known for anti-LGBTQ+ views [UPDATE]
•	SHOWBIZ Comic Con, WNBA player, Timothee Chalamet, Kate McKinnon
•	Northalsted Market Days to take place Aug. 6-7

Local

Howard Brown Health employees win union election
More than 470 employees at Chicago-based Howard Brown Health clinics, Broadway Youth Center and Brown Elephant retail locations announced Aug. 10 that they have won their union election, with 97% of the votes cast. This is ... more

•	StoryStudio Chicago's LGBTQ+ nonfiction writing class starting Aug. 17
•	Big Cities Health Coalition holds monkeypox virus briefing
•	Center on Halsted hosting monkeypox vaccine clinics
•	Another queer candidate is part of Chicago mayoral race
•	Chicago Ald. Sophia King enters mayoral race

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Calif. Gov. Gavin Newsom names first queer woman to state supreme
California Gov. Gavin Newsom announced his intention to appoint Alameda County Superior Court Judge Kelli Evans to serve as an associate justice of the California Supreme Court to fill the vacancy created by Justice Guerrero's elevation ... more

•	Young LGBQ adults experience more psychological distress than older LGBQ people
•	NYC Black Pride to mark 25th anniversary with events
•	PASSAGES Trailblazing lesbian activist Pat Norman dies

Film / TV / Gossip

Chicago filmmaker releases documentary about activist, writer Joseph Beam
A Chicago filmmaker's desire to learn more about the quote "Black men loving Black men is a revolutionary act" led him to a community of writers and activists who helped tell the story of the man ... more

•	Haven Chicago presenting first-ever Festival Au Cinema on Aug. 26-28
•	Billy Masters
•	SHOWBIZ Jane Lynch, Dwayne Johnson, 'Star Trek,' Beyonce, Shea Coulee

Theater / Dance

COMEDY Talking with 'World' traveler Annick Adelle
Bay Area attorney Annick Adelle has decided to face one of her biggest fears: stand-up comedy. After starting in 2016, she is releasing her own album and touring throughout the United States. ... more

•	Congo Square Theatre's 'What to Send Up When It Goes Down' at Lookingglass on Sept. 24-Oct. 16
•	Dance for Life 2022 taking place Aug. 13 at the Auditorium Theatre
•	Billy Masters

Music

Market Days marks 40 years
The Northalsted Market Days street festival returned to the Halsted Street area for its 40th anniversary on Aug. 6 -7. Running from Belmont Avenue to Addison Street, a $15 suggested donation greeted attendees as they entered ... more

•	PASSAGES Singer/actress Olivia Newton-John dead at 73
•	SHOWBIZ Jane Lynch, Dwayne Johnson, 'Star Trek,' Beyonce, Shea Coulee
•	THEATER 'Cabaret' coming to Metropolis Arts on Sept. 15

Books / Art

StoryStudio Chicago's LGBTQ+ nonfiction writing class starting Aug. 17
StoryStudio Chicago is offering a unique writing class titled "June Is Not Enough: An LGBTQ+ Nonfiction Writing Class." The idea behind the class is to promote and foster the work of LGBTQ+ people. Writers who register ... more

•	Haven Chicago presenting first-ever Festival Au Cinema on Aug. 26-28
•	Journalist Chuck Colbert passes away at 67
•	BOOKS Inside Sinkhole, a darkly comic coming-of-age fiction

Trans

NATIONAL Okla. schools, Tenn. lawsuit, political items, Mich. library
Oklahoma public schools have started requiring students from kindergarten to college to complete "biological sex affidavits" if they want to compete in school sports, in accordance with a state law that took effect earlier this year, ... more

•	Attorneys general file brief in Indiana trans case
•	Judge: W. Va.'s Medicaid program must cover transgender care
•	Angelica Ross to be first trans lead in Broadway's 'Chicago'

AIDS & Health

Big Cities Health Coalition holds monkeypox virus briefing
Big Cities Health Coalition (BCHC) held a virtual monkeypox virus briefing Aug. 10 fthat ocused on local public health activities in Chicago. Speakers included BCHC Executive Director Chrissie Juliano and BCHC member and Chicago Department of ... more

•	Howard Brown Health employees win union election
•	Young LGBQ adults experience more psychological distress than older LGBQ people
•	Center on Halsted hosting monkeypox vaccine clinics

Lesbian

WCT co-founder Tracy Baim stepping down from The Chicago Reader
The board of directors of the Reader Institute for Community Journalism (RICJ), publishers of the Chicago Reader, announced that Tracy Baim (who co-founded Windy City Times in 1985) is stepping down as president and publisher at ... more

•	PASSAGES Trailblazing lesbian activist Pat Norman dies
•	PASSAGES Lesbian writer/activist Elana Dykewomon dies at 72
•	Brittney Griner found guilty, sentenced to nine years

Sports

Sky lose historic game; Cubs fall; White Sox split
In what was openly lesbian WNBA legend Sue Bird's final regular-season game against the Chicago Sky (25-9), things certainly were memorable for her and the Seattle Storm (21-13). The Storm defeated the Sky 111-100 at Wintrust ... more

•	Sky, Red Stars, Fire and White Sox all win; Cubs do not
•	WORLD Zelensky, French position, UK drag-queen shows, triathlons
•	Sky, Cubs and White Sox all win

Youth

Sexual-misconduct report findings force Chicago charter-school leader to leave
A Chicago Public Schools inspector general's report substantiating allegations of inappropriate sexual conduct with a student forced Tim King, the head of a prominent charter school network, to resign recently, WBEZ reported. King, who founded Urban ... more

•	Utah school district removes LGBTQ+ books from libraries
•	NATIONAL Lesbian activist dies, school report, Robin Roberts, Joe Rogan
•	Florida school districts sued over 'Don't Say Gay' law

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