Including Stonewall News Northwest, SGN/Seattle Gay News, Just Out and more, the Stonewall Archive spans over 35,000 pages across thousands of issues from Seattle to Portland and Spokane dating back to 1971. Welcome to the Pacific Northwest’s largest online high-resolution color LGBTQ+ publication archive.
Jump to the archive here.
Take a stroll through Pacific Northwest Queer history in these November issues from Spokane, Portland, and Seattle.
Stonewall News Northwest reached out to 68 candidates in 30 state legislative district races in 5 Washington State counties. We posed six questions gauging their positions on equality, inclusivity, instilling civility in discourse and bridging community divides. Many candidates shied away from these questions, but others stepped up. Ten responded,
Take a stroll through Pacific Northwest Queer history in these October issues from Spokane, Portland, and Seattle.
Journalist Lucy Stutesman of Washington State University has earned her place in The New York Times Corps talent-mentorship program. Twenty-one college students are selected from across the country to participate. The program began in 2022 and is designed for undergraduates who are pursuing journalism. Stutesman will be paired
“Republicans are betting big on their anti-trans obsession, and it’s not paying off.” U.S. voters think Democrats, not Republicans, are best equipped to “handle transgender rights,” according to the latest polling from YouGov and The Economist.
Take a stroll through Pacific Northwest Queer history in these November issues from Spokane, Portland, and Seattle.
Download this puzzle: SNN-PaulaPoundstoneSNN-PaulaPoundstone.jpg212 KBdownload-circle Answer key to this puzzle: SNN-PaulaPoundstone-AnswerSNN-PaulaPoundstone-Answer.jpg385 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
I’d forgotten how to play. I didn’t notice it until I had a kid. It’s not like one day I just packed up my board games or locked my toys away. Play just slipped out of my life gradually, and I was too busy to miss it.
