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Stonewall October Issue Is Here!
The October issue is 32 pages packed with a look back at PNW Queer history, local & regional political coverage, articles, opinion pieces, interviews, film & book reviews, Stonewall's humorous and insightful columnists, Spokane's Hobbit House, and more!
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Stonewall September Issue Is Here!
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Gov. Tina Kotek, LGBTQ+ Rights, and Oregon’s 2026 Election
When Tina Kotek was sworn in as Oregon’s 39th governor in January 2023, she made history as one of the first openly Gay governors elected in the United States. This historic milestone was a significant step forward for the LGBTQ+ community, and a symbol of meaningful progress.
October Diversions Word Search - The Cowgays
Download this puzzle: SNN-TheCowgaysSNN-TheCowgays.pdf2 MBdownload-circle Answer key to this puzzle: DVWS-TheCowgays-AnswerDVWS-TheCowgays-Answer.pdf625 KBdownload-circle The history of LGBTQ+ people can be hard to find, usually never taught or even mentioned in schools. Even with the increase of queer characters on TV shows
Weekly Update on National & International LGBTQ+ Equality – Wed, September 30, 2026
This week: Erdoğan at the UN, Dutch teenagers cool on gay classmates, Pope Leo in France, Ana Brnabić: first lesbian head of state, volleyball player comes out, Artificial and much more… This update is provided by Fabrice Houdart, consider supporting his important work. This week, the news that struck me
Washington’s I-001 & I-638: Voter Initiatives Concerning Trans People in Sports, Parental Rights Head to November Ballot
Two initiatives on November’s ballot could restrict Trans people’s participation in K-12 sports and out Queer kids in public schools to their parents. The initiatives were sponsored by the political action committee Let’s Go Washington, which is funded by Redmond hedge-fund manager Brian Heywood, who
