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The race you never thought to pay attention to
The Arizona Corporation Commission race could affect the LGBTQ+ community in ways you may not have thought about.
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Phoenix Pride's Detractors
Interviews with 24 people show consistent concerns about Phoenix Pride.
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Is Cottonwood an example for us all?
If a small rural city can find common ground, maybe we all can.
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How an anti-LGBTQ+ org teaches parents to overwhelm school admin
A private web meeting last week showed how a far-right religious organization is trying to teach families to challenge schools, causing a chilling a chilling effect.
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"Drag"-ging Arizona's economy
Republicans have long touted their position as helping small businesses. But their attacks on drag appear to do the opposite
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Arizona's graying HIV problem
Nearly a fifth of new diagnoses in the state are people over 50 years old, while half of Americans living with the virus are approaching retirement age.
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You want events? We got you.
The next few months are going to be packed with things to do and ways to build community and friendships.
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LGBTQ+ people caring for their old and dying
We're more likely to care for aging family at risk to our own health.
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Goodbye to July; the best is in August
Keep a "lookout" for some big things coming up this month...A free movie screening in Glendale...Get your Tarot read... thems comes back next week.... and a free weekend event from LOOKOUT
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The losers of last night
There were some shocks and awes last night. But LOOKOUT kept an eye on some key races across the state that could have had dramatic consequences.
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I'm grateful for you.
How we're thriving...Get ready for August events!...Drag cabaret... Tucson art collective event.... and a free weekend event from LOOKOUT
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The aging (and thriving) queer community you never knew about.
An ol' lesbian in Sun City missed the embrace of a gay community, so she created her own in one of the nation's first retirement towns.