Podcasts about reclaim pride

For two years, the San Francisco police department was uninvited to Gay Pride. In solidarity, bureaucrats boycotted the 2022 Pride parade. Jemma DeCristo returns to report from behind the liberal front of a city whose highest-paid employee is a sheriff's deputy. - Support the show (and get upcoming bonus episodes): patreon.com/sadfrancisco - Shownotes Miss Major's Gay Shame '5-0 Out of Pride' video; SF Pride board meeting interrupted (Gay Shame) ‘Wild animals': Racist texts sent by San Francisco police officer, documents show (Scott Glover and Dan Simon in CNN) The strange and terrible saga of Mohammed Nuru turns the page
 (Joe Eskenazi and Carolyn Stein in Mission Local) This Damning New Report Shows Just How Badly The U.S. Criminal Justice System Fails Trans People
 (Toshio Meronek in Huffington Post)

Today, on the Hudson Mohawk Magazine: We start off tonight with the latest on the union drive at Joseph's House from night-shift staffer and organizing committee member Jay Conlan. Then, Mark Dunlea talks with Melanie Trimble of the capital district chapter of the New York Civil Liberties Union about the Supreme Court's decision to overturn a longstanding New York gun law. Later on, Penny Holmes, director of the Ark in Troy, joins us to talk about trauma informed services in the capital district. After that, Producer Elizabeth Press and Max Burke bring us the word about Reclaim Pride in the Capital District and the Albany festivities coming up on Saturday. Finally, Shana Davis of the Coalition of Black Trade Unionists joins our weekly check-in with a community group to tell us what's what.

The 53rd annual NYC Pride March will be held this Sunday starting at 12 Noon. Hundreds of thousands of people are expected to line the parade Route which begins at 25th Street and 5th Avenue next and makes its way to 16th Street and 5th Avenue. It will be the first full-scale Pride March held since the Pandemic began. Also on Sunday will be the 4th annual Queer Liberation March which promotes itself as a “cop and corporate free” alternative to the traditional Pride March that honors the radical spirit of the 1969 Stonewall Stonewall Uprising, which pride commemorates. Jay Walker, a founding member of the Reclaim Pride Coalition which organizes the Queer Liberation March, joins us on the air.

Capital District Reclaim Pride is a grassroots organizing movement working to serve the LGBTQIA+ community of New York's Capital Region. Their facebook reads, "No cops, no corporations; just locals with an interest in queer mutual aid!" Capital District Reclaim Pride is hosting a festival on Saturday, June 25th in Albany. Hudson Mohawk Magazine's Elizabeth Press spoke to Max Burke about it.

„Je hrozně jednoduché ukázat na nějakého aktivistu a říct: ‚Kdyby byli trošku tišší a dělali to jinak, tak by se něco změnilo.‘ Ale ono se nic nemění,“ říká Kryštof Stupka, který si sám nálepku ukřičeného aktivisty vysloužil. Za poslední rok na sebe strhl pozornost hned několikrát, a to když rozjel kauzu Dominika Feriho, označil výroky současného premiéra Fialy za homofobní, upozornil na vystřiženou scénu s polibkem dvou mužů v norském remaku Popelky nebo zorganizoval protestní pochod za rovnost Reclaim Pride. Nahlas přitom nemluví jen o útlaku, kterého je svědkem. Otevřeně popisuje také osobní zkušenost s konverzní terapií, stupňujícími nenávistnými výpady i znásilněním, které v gay komunitě není ničím výjimečným.

What makes a hero? Spaceships? Unattainable moral superiority? A goatee? I consider this while speaking to fearless activist Peter Tatchell about the documentary of his life and work. You're welcome to disagree with my conclusion.'Hating Peter Tatchell' is available now on Netflix and is definitely worth a watch.Check out http://petertatchellfoundation.org to sign up for the newsletter, and for details on Reclaim Pride.Stories of queer life and even queer-er sex. Probably True - the repeatedly-award-winning, slightly filthy storytelling project tackling LGBTQ issues in a fun and engaging way. Much like its creator, it's a smutty-but-charming collection of personal misadventures working to make the world a better place, one silly, sexy story at a time. Support the show on Patreon: Patreon.com/ProbablyTrue Transcripts, submit a story, and all things Probably True: ProbablyTruePodcast.com Some fool on Twitter: @ScottFlashheart See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Emily interviews Dr. Stephanie Sterling, the Section Chief of Infectious Diseases at NYU Langone Hospital - Brooklyn, the Hospital Epidemiologist, and the Co-Lead of the NYU VTEU Brooklyn Site. Reese interviews activist Natalie James, a founder of the Reclaim Pride Coalition, which organizes the Queer Liberation March. Emily and Reese also discuss Biden's controversial choice to increase funding for police in the fight against gun violence, as well as the Carl Nassib coming out as gay, becoming the first active NFL player to do so.

Today, on the Hudson Mohawk Magazine, First, Mark Dunlea speaks with Barbara Heinzen of the Clean Air Coalition of Greater Ravena and Coeymans about the Low Embedded Carbon Concree Leadership Act, which she says opens the door to waste incineration and promotes carbon capture technology. Then, Sally Becker speaks with Eileen Venn of the Capital Region's chapter of the National Association of Women in Construction. After that, Moses Nagle speaks with the organizers of Albany's Reclaim Pride event on Sunday June 27, which aims to refocus pride on supporting the struggles of queer and trans people. Then, Sina Basila Hickey will talk with RPI Professor and HMM host, Guy Schaffer, about making space to talk about climate change in the classroom. And to close out the show, Sanctuary Interns Lizzy Kramer and Claire Hutchinson interview bioartist Paul Vanouse about his work on genomes and deconstructing race, and the opening of the Sanctuary's Nature Lab this weekend.

Pride has become a mainstream cultural event. With the growing acceptance, has come encroachment from corporate and official interests who hope to sanitize the event and remove the elements of radical resistance that are at the roots of the movement. Local activists are holding an event Sunday, June 27 at Townsend Park in Albany to refocus pride on supporting the struggles of queer people. Moses Nagel spoke to a few of the organizers and performers.

Activists Ti Cersley and Shep Wahnon host Radio GAG's Pride 2021 show. Libby Edwards speaks to Jim Fouratt, lifelong Gay activist and originator of the Gay Liberation Front, about Gay activism from Stonewall to present in the context of Feminism and the right to love and have sex. Tigger! James Ferguson shares the origins of Gays Against Guns “Human Beings” and the In Memoriam of Kimmi Icon Braxton. Host Ti Cersley interviews organizer Jay W. Walker on Reclaim Pride and the Queer Liberation March.

Happy Pride Month! As a bisexual woman of color and as a new mom, I am so proud to share this time with you as we celebrate the beauty of the queer community. I am thankful to stand beside all of you as we fight for liberation. Yet the capitalists and the police state have tried to co-opt our struggle. Everywhere you walk in New York you can see banks, corporations, and cop cars decorated with rainbows in an effort to conceal that these institutions remain forces of domination against the oppressed people of the world. The Reclaim Pride Coalition (RPC) will take to the streets on Sunday, June 27th to stage the third annual Queer Liberation March. We're joined by Natalie James, Saje Liese, and NYC-DSA endorsed candidate for city council Tiffany Caban to discuss the upcoming action and much more.

This week, Bunny and Monét welcome activist and host of Gay USA, Andy Humm to discuss the use of the word Queer, Larry Kramer and ACT UP and Reclaim Pride. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Shop Talk looks at a competing NYC Pride March called Reclaim Pride for the LGBTQIA2S+ community. The group said the current Heritage of Pride event has turned into a 12-hour circus full of corporate floats. Caught My Eye covers the Porta Potty shortage that is upon us as the county opens up, and those shirtless Abercrombie store models from the 90’s seem to have fared well in their careers. Vic Firth, founder of the world's largest producer of drumsticks and mallets, The Vic Firth Company, is our Business Birthday this week.We’re all business. Except when we’re not.Apple Podcasts: apple.co/1WwDBrCSpotify: spoti.fi/2pC19B1iHeart Radio: bit.ly/2n0Z7H1Tunein: bit.ly/1SE3NMbStitcher: bit.ly/1N97ZquGoogle Podcasts: bit.ly/1pQTcVWPandora: pdora.co/2pEfctjYouTube: bit.ly/1spAF5aAlso follow Tim and John on:Facebook: www.facebook.com/focusgroupradioTwitter: www.twitter.com/focusgroupradioInstagram: www.instagram.com/focusgroupradio

Är butchen utrotningshotad? Vem delade egentligen ut det första slaget vid Stonewallupproret? Och hur går det egentligen till på ett butchläger? Q-Studion viger ett avsnitt åt den älskade upprorsbutchen Stormé DeLarverie som inte bara var Stonewallveteran utan även självutnämnd "guardian of lesbians" i the Village i New York. En dold legend värd att höra mer om! Livepodd från Reclaim Pride i Göteborg. Medverkande: Valeria Bergmontt. Producent: Mireya Echeverría Quezada År: 2019

Tredje rummet är tillbaka! Semestern må ha gjort oss slarviga men inte tagit bort vår hunger för omvärldsanalys! I dagens avsnitt pratar vi om terrordådet i Norge och hur Sverige vägrar gå efter Norges terrorrubricering eftersom förövaren var vit. Vi spekulerar även om vad som hade hänt om rashetsen inte funnits och imperierna hade fallit. Vi pratar också om segregation och bostadsfrågan som nästa steg för Orten att driva! Vidare får vår ljudtekniker Elianos tokflipp på El-Scootrar. Ingen förklaring: Bara lyssna på den delen. Vi avrundar sedan med snack om chilensk underground hip hop och episka poesi från Yolanda som deltog under Reclaim Pride! Tune in på ett chill och sjukt roligt avsnitt.

In this extended interview, first transmitted in edited form on 25 June 2019, we spoke to Robin Scott who is one of the organisers of Reclaim Pride in New York. A married bisexual trans woman […] http://media.rawvoice.com/joy_worldwide/p/joy.org.au/worldwidewave/wp-content/uploads/sites/246/2019/06/Robin-Scott-extended-podcast-.mp3 Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 15:11 — 13.9MB) Subscribe or Follow Us: Apple Podcasts | Android | Google Podcasts | Spotify | RSS The post Reclaim Pride – the alternative march at Stonewall 50 New York City appeared first on World Wide Wave.

I talk to Ava farkas, executive director of Met Life on Housing, and Terry Roethlein of Reclaim Pride. Ava talks about how she and her organization and countless tenants helped pass the strongest tenant protections in over a quarter of a century, what the news laws mean for New Yorkers, housing as a human right. Terry talks about queer liberation and the reclaim pride coalition and Sunday's march. Plus Ava and I come out about our struggle with punctuality.

Should Pride parades ban police from marching or being involved with the parades? What part should corporations be allowed to play in Pride celebrations? In this episode we explore the question of whether some organizations should be dis-invited to Pride celebrations.  A group called the Reclaim Pride Coalition announced in May that it will mark the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall riots with a separate march. Reclaim Pride's Queer Liberation March will begin 2.5 hours before the official parade on June 30, and will not allow either corporate or police contingents.  Here is an article about the NYPD apology for their actions that led to the Stonewall Riots.  Support us on Patreon to help us keep making great content, and to get some cool rewards—like drinks with us at Stonewall Inn! Check out our website for our latest episodes!  And watch the brand new Gender Rebels TV Youtube Channel!  Like us on  FaceBook so we can haunt your feed.  Faith's book, American Transgirl, available now! Music by one of our favorite bands, the super cool, all-female punk band Jasper the Colossal. Download their new album "Take Your Time" and all their tracks on iTunes. 

This month on Outward hosts Christina Cauterucci, Bryan Lowder, and New America’s Brandon Tensley find out what it means to be radical. October is Gay History month and so we’re honoring those radical queers who started to advocate for gay rights. First they’ve got a compilation of radicalization moments from important queer figures, those times the felt pulled into the fight. Thank you to the Making Gay History podcast for the use of their archival tape. Then they sit down with Angela Peoples formerly of No Justice No Pride, and Brandon Cuicchi of Reclaim Pride to discuss how Pride parades have become commercialized and what they’re doing to take them back. Finally, the gang plays the game ‘Radder Than Thou’ where they debate which of two topics are more radical.   Podcast production by Daniel Schroeder Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This month on Outward hosts Christina Cauterucci, Bryan Lowder, and New America’s Brandon Tensley find out what it means to be radical. October is Gay History month and so we’re honoring those radical queers who started to advocate for gay rights. First they’ve got a compilation of radicalization moments from important queer figures, those times the felt pulled into the fight. Thank you to the Making Gay History podcast for the use of their archival tape. Then they sit down with Angela Peoples formerly of No Justice No Pride, and Brandon Cuicchi of Reclaim Pride to discuss how Pride parades have become commercialized and what they’re doing to take them back. Finally, the gang plays the game ‘Radder Than Thou’ where they debate which of two topics are more radical.   Podcast production by Daniel Schroeder Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This month on Outward hosts Christina Cauterucci, Bryan Lowder, and New America’s Brandon Tensley find out what it means to be radical. October is Gay History month and so we’re honoring those radical queers who started to advocate for gay rights. First they’ve got a compilation of radicalization moments from important queer figures, those times the felt pulled into the fight. Thank you to the Making Gay History podcast for the use of their archival tape. Then they sit down with Angela Peoples formerly of No Justice No Pride, and Brandon Cuicchi of Reclaim Pride to discuss how Pride parades have become commercialized and what they’re doing to take them back. Finally, the gang plays the game ‘Radder Than Thou’ where they debate which of two topics are more radical.   Podcast production by Daniel Schroeder Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this week's Yahoo News' Unfiltered we learn about the LGBTQ activists that are fighting for better representation in Pride festivities. After corporate, political and police involvement have taken over large sections of the celebrations, organizations like Reclaim Pride want to remind us how and why PRIDE started 49 years ago. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.