pride month
- LifestyleJacqueline Laurean Yates
Dad interrupts son's makeup tutorial with 'That looks so freakin' awesome' — Twitter is obsessed!
Twitter is obsessed with the support this vlogger's father has for his son's makeup passions.
- Pop CultureCindy Arboleda
Megan Rapinoe and Sue Bird make history on ESPN's Body Issue — but they're not the only LGBTQ icons to do so
Athletes Megan Rapinoe and Sue Bird are sports starts in their own light: Rapinoe is an Olympic medal-winning soccer player and Bird is a WNBA Seattle Storm’s point guard. Together, however, they are making history as the first same-sex couple to grace the cover of ESPN magazine’s Body Issue . “It’s important for people to come out. Visibility is important,” Rapinoe, 32, told ESPN . “It’s important for there to be a first one on the cover… Just in terms of the culture and society, someone has to do it.” Bird, 37, told the magazine that she hopes in the future, a gay couple featured in a magazine won’t be news and, instead, will be just the norm, as every other couple would be. “You want it to not be an issue. You want it to just be, ‘Oh, another couple is on there.’ You know, I think for us to be on it is the first step in that direction,” she said. The couple has been dating since 2016 and is already making history as one of the ten covers marking the Body Issue’s 10th anniversary. Take a look at other inspiring LGBTQ celebrities who have appeared on iconic magazine covers through the years! Read more from Yahoo Lifestyle: •Tiffany Trump celebrates Pride weekend with friends in NYC •Cynthia Nixon posts touching tribute to her son for #TransDayofAction: ‘I salute him’ •Why this queer entrepreneur feels shunned by the beauty industry: ‘I don’t fit society’s idea of pretty’ Follow us on Instagram , Facebook , and Twitter for nonstop inspiration delivered fresh to your feed, every day.
- BeautyAllure
Watch Drag Race 's Monét X Change Slay a Full Face Beat While Offering Life Advice for Pride Month
"Makeup is for everyone — anyone who wants to do makeup should be able to do it."
- BeautyMolly Shea
Why this queer entrepreneur feels shunned by the beauty industry: 'I don't fit society's idea of pretty'
Rachel Winard, founder of the cult organic skin care line Soapwalla, opens up to writer Molly Shea about feeling shunned by the beauty industry as a queer woman.
LifestyleBlair RaynorJonathan Fernandez of 'Love & Hip Hop' on surviving gay conversion therapy: 'You are broken down to your core'
Jonathan Fernandez of VH1's "Love & Hip Hop" recounts his experience with gay conversion therapy as a child and the years it took for him to mend his relationship with his mother.
LifestyleBlair RaynorModel Munroe Bergdorf is beating the odds as a transgender woman of color
Transgender model and activist Munroe Bergdorf describes her tumultuous journey of transitioning and finding her voice in a world that never understood her.
- BeautyTeen Vogue
What #TransIsBeautiful Means to Me
"I have suffered the most when other people find beauty in the wrong things."
- WellnessErin Donnelly
Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey criticized for eating Chick-fil-A during Pride Month
Jack Dorsey's tweet about Chick-fil-A has sparked controversy because of its CEO's opposition to same-sex marriage.
- LifestyleAnne Kristoff
How NYC's Trans Beauty Clinic is transforming lives from the inside out
“Grooming is big because it's self-love. When you spend a lifetime of not even being able to look in the mirror, to go to a clinic and look good ... it’s revolutionary.”
- LifestyleThe Wrap
Gay Hollywood: 41 Out and Proud LGBT Stars (Photos)
From actress Jane Lynch to actor Matt Bomer to talk show host Ellen DeGeneres, stars in gay Hollywood who serve as inspirations on National Coming Out Day
LifestyleElena SheppardWho should be taking the HIV preventative drug PrEP? More people than you might think
When it comes to the LGBTQ community and health care, there is still a long way to go. That said, the HIV preventative medication PrEP is already changing lives.
- BeautyJulia Brucculieri
5 YouTube Drag Queens Who'll Help You Look Beat For The Gods
We can all stand to learn a thing or two from them.
- BeautyThe Cut
Milk Makeup Launched a Glitter Collection for Pride Month
“We are all unique specks of glitter that make up an ever-vibrant spectrum of individuality.”
- WellnessBrandi Miller
Opinion | Why (And How) Christians Should Celebrate Pride
This is a time for the church to create communities of radical love and acceptance.
LifestyleBeth Greenfield'Why is June so gay?' and other Pride 101 facts you need to know
June 27, 1969 was certainly not the first time in history that LGBT folks stood up for themselves. But it’s when the Stonewall riots began, securing a place in history as the start of the modern-day gay-rights movement.
LifestyleBlair RaynorOlympian Adam Rippon on coming out before a major skating competition: 'I felt power going out there'
As the first openly gay American male to qualify for the Winter Olympics, Adam Rippon says that one’s sexuality shouldn’t matter. The recent Dancing With the Stars: Athletes champion, who took this year’s Olympic bronze medal in the figure skating team event, tells Yahoo Lifestyle he considers himself first and foremost a dangerous competitor. “Growing up as a figure skater, I was even more resistant to coming out and being gay.
Pop CultureYahoo Entertainment & Lifestyle staff5 things to know this morning: Kanye West reveals new music, Pride Month begins, and a 'Bachelorette' apology
Kick off your weekend with news about the new National Spelling Bee champion and see what Kim Kardashian had to say about her Trump meeting.
- WellnessTaylor Pittman
17 LGBTQ-Friendly Books To Read To Your Kid In Honor Of Pride
Because little ones can celebrate this month, too.
- WellnessChris McGonigal
37 Beautiful Photos Of LGBTQ Pride Celebrations Around The World
From Albania to India, these photos show that Pride celebrations are truly global.
