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** The Week in Good News
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If there's ever a time to hear some good news, this might be it. Welcome to LGBTQ Nation's newest newsletter "The Week in Good News" where we'll highlight good news that we covered recently.
“Hairspray” star Nikki Blonsky comes out as gay on TikTok ([link removed]) [link removed]
Welcome to the family, Nikki! ([link removed])
“Orange Is The New Black” star Taylor Schilling comes out in her girlfriend’s Instagram post ([link removed]) [link removed]
The couple came out during Pride month on Instagram, but in the past, Schilling has been cagey about her sexuality. ([link removed])
Pride in Pictures: Note to the librarian ([link removed]) [link removed]
Pride in San Francisco has indirectly brought the LGBTQ community together with the librarian community for some time. ([link removed])
Kelly Clarkson covers Taylor Swift’s “You Need to Calm Down” for LGBTQ fans ([link removed]) [link removed]
The singer wraps up Pride month with a cute video that gives a nod to both Swift and the LGBTQ community. ([link removed])
Pride in Pictures: Setting sail on the beach ([link removed]) [link removed]
Some 80s nostalgia for Pride can't hurt anyone. ([link removed])
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Five years ago, love won. Here’s how research helped make that progress possible. ([link removed]) [link removed]
One of the key elements to winning marriage equality was UCLA psychologist Evelyn Hooker's groundbreaking study published in 1957. ([link removed])
Pride in Pictures: First time out ([link removed]) [link removed]
Jazz's first time experience at Pride as an out queer woman came with the opportunity to hear their stories directly from them. ([link removed])
Seniors helped drive marriage equality. Now they are benefitting from it. ([link removed]) [link removed]
Edie Windsor and other gay and lesbian seniors made the case for marriage as a necessary safety net and a long-overdue recognition of love. ([link removed])
Pride in Pictures: No photo available ([link removed]) [link removed]
Not all the submissions we received had photos with them, but they still deserve to be shared. ([link removed])
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