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Pride Archive

Black Trans Lives Still Matter

TransPonder’s new executive director wants to increase the organization’s reach and ensure that conversations around Black trans lives didn’t end last summer.

Culture 4 years ago

Kyle Rodriguez-Hudson was named TransPonder’s new executive director on July 1. With the new role, he says he hopes to expand the organization’s outreach and … Continue reading →

Keep the Candle Burning

How the history of LGBTQ+ pride in Eugene transformed into the celebration it is today 

Culture 4 years ago

Parades of rainbow flags and marches celebrating the LGBTQ+ community’s rich history generally start nationwide in June. But in typical fashion, Eugene does things a … Continue reading →

Pride Marches On

After Eugene’s biggest Pride in 2019 and no festival in 2020, Pride in the Park is back with some differences from previous years 

Culture 4 years ago

Bill Sullivan attended his first Eugene Pride festival around 2000. At the time, it featured a small stage, one or two food trucks and about … Continue reading →

Gender-Affirming Programs in Eugene During COVID-19

From mini-grants to reading groups, Eugene organizations are providing mental health and gender-affirming support during the pandemic

Culture 5 years ago

TransPonder, a nonprofit organization serving transgender residents, sent out a survey early in the pandemic to identify its clients’ most significant needs. “The biggest things … Continue reading →

Quaran-Queens 

How the pandemic is affecting Eugene’s drag community and LGBTQIA gathering spots

Culture 5 years ago

Cornel Hardiman’s friend used to practice doing hair on him. She wanted more knowledge of Black hair care — anything from relaxers to braided extensions. … Continue reading →

Sisters of the World

Soromundi Lesbian Chorus still singing after 30 years

Culture 5 years ago

Thirty years ago, a small group of women held the first living room rehearsal of what would end up being a long-lasting ensemble for queer … Continue reading →

Pride Party in the Streets

Local activist groups are working together to put on Eugene’s Pride March for Black Trans Lives

News 5 years ago

There may not be a Pride festival this year, but the celebration must go on. So grab your rainbow flag and Black Lives Matter signs, … Continue reading →

Ain’t No Party Like a Street Party

Downtown gay bar ushers in Pride weekend

ArtsBlogMusic 6 years ago

August is Pride Month in Eugene, and to kick it off, Spectrum is hosting a pre-Pride Street Party Friday, Aug 9. Spectrum is more than … Continue reading →

One Home at a Time

Creating housing for the many people who can’t afford high rents and property prices in Eugene

Culture 6 years ago

Jeremy Mims, who goes by his drag name Labaux, lives in a little pink house in north Eugene with his Chihuahua, Lucy. Inside, a Marilyn … Continue reading →

Pride Grows

This year’s Pride festival features first-ever march and street party

Culture 6 years ago

The Eugene-Springfield Pride in the Park Festival is Saturday, Aug. 10, at Alton Baker Park from 11 am to 6 pm. It’s projected to be … Continue reading →

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