Educate Your Vote: Where the Candidates Stand on LGBTQ Issues
The Democratic primary is coming soon, and we encourage everyone to vote June 11. Make sure you know where the candidates stand on LGBTQ issues, Read More
Month: May 2019
Candidate Kathy Galvin on LGBTQ Issues
Kathy Galvin is running as delegate for the 57th district here in Virginia. Here’s her take on LGBTQ issues. Don’t forget to vote June 11! Q: Read More
Political Candidate Q&A: Sally Hudson on LGBTQ Issues
Sally Hudson is running as delegate for the 57th district here in Virginia. Here’s her take on LGBTQ issues. Don’t forget to vote June 11! Read More
Political Candidate Q&A: Bellamy Brown on LGBTQ Issues
Bellamy Brown is running for a seat on the Charlottesville City Council. Here’s his answers to our questions about his stance on LGBTQ issues. Don’t Read More
Political Candidate Q&A: Brian Pinkston on LGBTQ Issues
Brian Pinkston is running for a seat on the Charlottesville City Council. He answered our questions about his view on LGBTQ issues. Don’t forget to Read More
Political Candidate Q&A: Lloyd Snook on LGBTQ Issues
Lloyd Snook is running for a seat on the Charlottesville City Council. He answered our questions about his view on LGBTQ issues. Don’t forget to Read More
Political Candidate Q&A: Bob Fenwick on LGBTQ Issues
Bob Fenwick is running for a seat on the Charlottesville City Council. He answered our question about LGBTQ issues. Don’t forget to vote: the coming Read More
Political Candidate Q&A: Michael Payne on LGBTQ Issues
Michael Payne is running for a spot on the Charlottesville City Council. Primary elections will take place Tuesday, June 11. Don’t forget to vote! Q: Do you Read More
Clyde Cooper: The Passing of a Legend
Today, Cville Pride and the LGBTQ community mourns the loss of Clyde Cooper, LGBTQ leader, a legend to many of us. Clyde established the first gay Read More
Political Candidate Q&A: Sena Magill on LGBTQ Issues
Sena Magill is running for a spot on the Charlottesville City Council. Primary elections will take place Tuesday, June 11. Don’t forget to vote! Q: Read More