Gay USA 3/18/2020

On Gay USA 3/18/2020:

The LGBTQ and AIDS communities respond to the coronavirus crisis.

The health crisis has not stopped Republicans from working to subvert LGBTQ rights.

We’ll tell you about some good court decisions and news from the primaries this week.

Chelsea Manning finally released from jail after trying to take her own life.

New York City’s new cultural affairs commissioner comes to the post from running an LGBTQ art museum.

A transwoman discriminated against by a NY real estate broker wins a $75,000 award.

We mourn the losses of a very special non-gay man in Wyoming who wore dresses and a Civil Rights pioneer in the Episcopal Church.

Argentina gets its first prime-time transgender news anchor.

Gay USA, the longest-running LGBT news show in history, offers comprehensive news and analysis by and about the LGBTQ community. The program features lively repartee between hosts Ann Northrop and Andy Humm, as well as interviews with special guests. Our goal each week is to keep our viewers up-to-date on the latest developments in the LGBTQ+ community in the United States and abroad. With decades of experience in journalism and activism, we work diligently to provide historical context for the stories we cover. We strongly believe in LGBT liberation, but we aim to be fair to those who oppose us. Gay USA works to provide a critical perspective on the groups within our movements working to change things.

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