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"Eligibility for any female category event at the Olympic Games or any other IOC event, including individual and team sports, is now limited to biological females."

Beware the Brides of March! proclaims event organizer Harmony Vehling, but she's really just threatening everyone with a good time in Manhattan. The Brides of March leans more towards camaraderie than alcohol and is somewhat more manageable as the brides numbered at about 75 total.

The protest commemorated ACT UP New York's 39th anniversary, emphasizing the need for increased funding for HIV resources amidst cuts to health care.

Dolores Huerta, at age 88, danced unapologetically with a group of friends at a gay bar, embodying a liberating spirit that challenged traditional views on aging and identity.

John Connors has called on members of the Travelling community involved in feuding to step back from violence and 'return to God'.

Graham Platner abruptly canceled a campaign event at a New York City gay bar shortly after The Advocate reached out to inquire about the event, leaving the reasoning unclear.

I feel extremely lucky to have gotten to meet Terry, and to have hopefully given him the Drag Race experience he wanted. We didn't know each other for long, but what I did know of him was lovely and sweet and extremely patient and positive in a moment of extreme stress for all of us.

The first incident occurred around 8:47 p.m. on March 20 on the mezzanine level of the Grand Central 42 Street subway station. A 22-year-old woman was approached by a creep who grabbed her buttocks before making a run for it.

The community held a farewell party for Dinosaur, complete with pigeon-themed trivia, pigeon bingo, live music, and family activities. The statue's creator, Iván Argote, was even in attendance signing exclusive prints of what has become one of the most iconic birds in the city.

The sisters gather to remember their late father, but the jesa is intended to honor both parents, creating a complex emotional landscape. Grace's home is immaculate, yet the sisters' grief disrupts the intended smoothness of the ritual.

César Chavez, who died in 1993, is honored and memorialized in public schools, street names, and buildings across California and the Bay Area.

Kudrow kept her look polished but relaxed, wearing a structured blazer over a flowing polka-dot dress. Standing beside her, Julian leaned into a classic navy suit with a slightly relaxed fit, paired with a simple button-down shirt worn open at the collar.

James Johnson, 36, was charged in a three-count indictment with sexual abuse, sexual abuse of a ward, and making false statements to federal agents. The indictment alleges Johnson used his authority as a Bureau of Prisons officer to abuse an inmate under his supervision inside the MDC repeatedly.

In the video, which was recorded by Mortensen, Paul appeared to take multiple swings at Mortensen while he attempts to hold her back with his other arm. At one point, Mortensen said, This is called physical abuse. He then adds, This is the only thing you know how to do, while Paul's arm was wrapped around his neck.

She is the co-founder of UFW, of all alleged victims, and she calls herself a survivor. She doesn't call herself a victim. Who would have thought? And she kept it quiet for all those decades because she believed in the cause, she didn't want to destroy the cause, she says. She only came out now because these other women had spoken out about their attacks, their sexual assaults, and she didn't want them hanging out there on their own.

We gather and parade to celebrate all that is holy: the silly, the ridiculous, the absurd; the delightful fools we are! Don yourself in garb of the fool that brings you delight and gather at Church of Clown at 11am to prepare for the parade which leaves at noon.

Four former female Whittier Police Explorers who accused former police officers of sexually abusing them will receive a $3.5-million settlement from the city, an attorney for the women announced Wednesday. Anthony DeMarco, an attorney who helped secure a more-than-$700-million settlement with the Archdiocese of Los Angeles for priest sex crime victims, said the city of Whittier's lawyers agreed to the settlement shortly before the first of the two former Explorer's cases was set to go to trial.

The body of Brian Doherty, 57, senior editor of the libertarian magazine Reason, was found Thursday "after a fall" in the Battery Yates park portion of the Golden Gate National Recreation Area. The National Parks Service's law enforcement agency confirmed it responded to an incident at Battery Yates on Thursday "involving a male visitor who reportedly fell from the cliffside into the water."