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Big Drag Sale at Grey Fox 7/19

Big Drag Sale at Grey Fox 7/19

A huge selection of drag, including costumes, gowns, fabric, wigs and jewelry will be on sale at Grey Fox this afternoon. Performers clearing out their dressing rooms include Candy Principle, Alexis Principle, Mariah Candy, Seymore Chilton, Avah Synclair Cavalier and Lilly Cavelli. They’re cleaning house and passing the savings on to you! These are seasoned

‘Gateway to Pride’ Exhibit – Closing Weekend Activities

Missouri History Museum’s groundbreaking exhibit, Gateway to Pride, the first-ever full-scale exhibit on St. Louis’s fascinating and powerfully relevant LGBTQIA+ history, will celebrate it’s closing this weekend, July 5th and 6th, with a range of celebratory activities. The exhibit has drawn over 100,000 visitors since it opened and has been featured in USA Today. Event

Flight Club Darts Partners With Sugarwitch to Celebrate Pride

This Pride Month, Flight Club Darts in Clayton is hitting the bullseye with a festive celebration that’s equal parts playful, flavorful, and fabulously supportive. Partnering with the beloved queer-owned ice cream sandwich shop Sugarwitch, Flight Club is serving up an irresistible limited-edition treat: The Ursula. Inspired by everyone’s favorite sea witch with a twist of

When Rejection Hits Hard: Understanding and Protecting Yourself from Severe Responses

Rejection is a universal experience—whether romantic, social, or professional, most people can recall a time when they were passed over, turned down, or excluded. But for some, rejection doesn’t just sting—it detonates. Their reaction is disproportionate and can create fallout that affects everyone around them, including friends, family, and even innocent bystanders. Understanding these intense

PrideFest St. Louis is just one of many regional Pride events. | THEO WELLING

A House Divided: The GOP’s Strategy to Fracture the LGBTQ Community by Targeting Trans People

In recent years, the Republican Party has aggressively advanced a slate of policies and rhetoric aimed squarely at transgender Americans—particularly youth—under the guise of protecting children, preserving fairness in sports, and defending “parental rights.” But beneath these talking points lies a more calculated political strategy: to divide and weaken the broader LGBTQ coalition by isolating

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