LGBT
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Quick Q&A With Indy Pride Director Chris Handberg
Indy Pride’s executive director fills us in on what to expect and how to observe the city’s week-long celebration of the LGBTQ community.
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Backtrack: Drags to Riches
One of the country’s first fundraising groups for HIV/AIDS research arose out of Halloween frolicking in Indianapolis.
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Day Trip: Small-Town “Pride”
Spencer Pride Fest, Owen County’s June celebration of inclusiveness, has received national attention.
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The NCAA’s Selective Support Of LGBT Rights
In 2015, the NCAA took an unusual political stand in opposing Indiana’s RFRA. But as March Madness returns to Indy two years later, the organization’s LGBT advocacy is as inconsistent as a team headed for a first-round exit.
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Q&A: Indy Pride Parade Founder Gary Brackett
Brackett on the history of the event, and how his drag name came to be included in the official title of the Cadillac Barbie IN Pride Parade.
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‘Leave Indiana’s Civil Rights Law Alone,’ Says Conservative Activist Patrick Mangan
The president of Citizens for Community Values of Indiana argues that sexual orientation and gender identity should not be protected classes.
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‘Protecting LGBT Civil Rights a Must After RFRA,’ Says GOP Strategist Megan Robertson
The veteran party organizer and former Freedom Indiana campaign manager breaks down the state’s recent history of culture-war political debates, and why she thinks our Civil Rights Law needs updating now.
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Q&A: Indiana Pastors Alliance’s Ron Johnson on LGBT Civil Rights
Should sexual orientation and gender identity stand beside protected groups like race and disability in the state’s Civil Rights Law? The executive director of the Indiana Pastors Alliance says ‘no.’
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Q&A: Freedom Indiana’s Chris Paulsen on LGBT Civil Rights
Should the state’s Civil Rights Law include protections for sexual orientation and gender identity? Freedom Indiana’s campaign manager certainly thinks so. Here’s why.
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Culture Warriors: LGBT Battlefield
After two messy wins in as many years, Freedom Indiana embarks on a fight in the General Assembly this month to outlaw LGBT discrimination statewide. Here’s a battlefield who’s who.
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