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BERKELEY'S NEWS • MAY 24, 2023

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Pride 2021

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As a queer man myself, I have a few foolproof tips for any allies on various ways to support your queer friends during Pride Month.
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As a queer man myself, I have a few foolproof tips for any allies on various ways to support your queer friends during Pride Month.
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Berkeley Police Department, or BPD, announced in a press release June 1 that officers will be allowed to wear queer pride pins — a decision made in “commitment to, and support of,” the LGBTQ+ community.
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Berkeley Police Department, or BPD, announced in a press release June 1 that officers will be allowed to wear queer pride pins — a decision made in “commitment to, and support of,” the LGBTQ+ community.
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As we celebrate Pride Month, we must honor the LGBTQ+ artists who also double as activists, historians and guardians of their communities.
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As we celebrate Pride Month, we must honor the LGBTQ+ artists who also double as activists, historians and guardians of their communities.
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On the “Pride” page of the University Health Services, or UHS, website are the mental health resources campus offers for queer and trans, or QT, students. 
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On the “Pride” page of the University Health Services, or UHS, website are the mental health resources campus offers for queer and trans, or QT, students. 
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Former campus archivist William Benemann was going through the Social Protest Collection in the Bancroft Library when he came across a mimeographed form from 1970 written by campus’s Gay Students Union. The form asked former California governor Ronald Reagan to attend the first openly-gay dance on campus after he told a KQED reporter that he hadn’t been invited.
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Former campus archivist William Benemann was going through the Social Protest Collection in the Bancroft Library when he came across a mimeographed form from 1970 written by campus’s Gay Students Union. The form asked former California governor Ronald Reagan to attend the first openly-gay dance on campus after he told a KQED reporter that he hadn’t been invited.
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Before the Stonewall riots marked the beginning of the modern gay rights movement, and even in the time following, members of the LGBTQ+ community existed within a “hidden subculture” in the Bay Area, according to Robert Plantz, former president of the GSU from 1969 through 1970.
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Before the Stonewall riots marked the beginning of the modern gay rights movement, and even in the time following, members of the LGBTQ+ community existed within a “hidden subculture” in the Bay Area, according to Robert Plantz, former president of the GSU from 1969 through 1970.
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Pride flags embellished Berkeley Unified School District, or BUSD, campuses throughout the month of June following the passage of BUSD’s Resolution 21-041 at a board meeting June 2.
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Pride flags embellished Berkeley Unified School District, or BUSD, campuses throughout the month of June following the passage of BUSD’s Resolution 21-041 at a board meeting June 2.
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The prevalence of astrology in queer culture is a sign of the times, representing a proud reclamation of place and purpose in the world.
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The prevalence of astrology in queer culture is a sign of the times, representing a proud reclamation of place and purpose in the world.
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Even through the screen, The Aces were able to create an environment and show that was incredibly uplifting and welcoming, a true safe space for members of the queer community to celebrate Pride.
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Even through the screen, The Aces were able to create an environment and show that was incredibly uplifting and welcoming, a true safe space for members of the queer community to celebrate Pride.
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There’s almost always the white, cisgender, straight-sized protagonist and their exploration of their queerness, all packed with a nice little bow and colorful pop music. There’s never a plus-sized, anxious, brown bisexual floundering in college.
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There’s almost always the white, cisgender, straight-sized protagonist and their exploration of their queerness, all packed with a nice little bow and colorful pop music. There’s never a plus-sized, anxious, brown bisexual floundering in college.
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