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Employers are at risk of losing out on their LGBTQ Gen Z talent—But these 5 initiatives can help them stay
LGBTQ workers have always been part of the workforce, but the cohort is particularly prevalent among America’s youngest employees. Around...
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dudleycaro7
- Mar 12
Celebrating Megan Rapinoe's Legacy
Women's history month allows for a period of time to recognize the resilience, contributions, and triumphs of women throughout history....
Steven Wilkins
- Mar 12
Shady Business With Georgia HB 1170
Yesterday evening, we received notification via Georgia Equality that Georgia HB 1170 was amended to include language from Georgia SB...
Lucy King
- Mar 11
Gender and sexuality in autism, explained
Gender, like autism, exists on a spectrum. In the 1990s, as growing numbers of children sought care related to their gender identity,...
Carrollton Rainbow
- Mar 8
How to be a better ally to the LGBTQ community
Sandi Salas never had a formal coming out as a woman. She just simply began transitioning after college. “I never said anything,” Salas...
dudleycaro7
- Mar 7
Bessie Smith's Legacy of Activism
Bessie Smith, a widely famous Blues artist, left her mark on the world of music. Born into poverty, Smith overcame numerous obstacles to...
Carrollton Rainbow
- Mar 6
Know Your Rights: City of Carrollton Code of Ordinances: Disorderly Conduct
Where does the line between first amendment protections end and disorderly conduct begin? We took a dive into the City of Carrollton...
Steven Wilkins
- Mar 4
All about HIV/AIDs
Your Vice President, Steven Wilkins, is a member of another non-profit organization by the name of The Armorettes. They are America's...
dudleycaro7
- Mar 4
Celebrating Lorraine Hansberry
Lorraine Hansberry's contributions have not only shaped history but have also paved the way for greater representation. She was a...
Carrollton Rainbow
- Mar 2
Community Connection: Horton's Books & Gifts
We’re Featuring Our Friends & Allies at Horton's Books & Gifts! Horton’s Holds the Distinction of Being the Oldest Bookstore in Georgia,...
Carrollton Rainbow
- Mar 2
Community Connection: TerraMar Wellness Center
We Are Happy to Feature Our Good Friends & Allies Over at TerraMar Wellness Center! Janine & Sarah Have Created Something Really Special...
Carrollton Rainbow
- Mar 1
Georgia Equality Update: Crossover Day 2024: We Made It!
While we’re still disappointed in the passage of RFRA in the State Senate last night– and plan to fight and stop it in the House like...
Carrollton Rainbow
- Mar 1
Job & Career Guide for LGBTQ+ Candidates
By: Resumebuilder.com Finding a job can be both exciting and challenging, but candidates from the LGBTQ+ community often face unique...
Carrollton Rainbow
- Mar 1
Community Connection: Earthly Outfitters
For our second edition of Carrollton Rainbow Community Connection, we are featuring our good friends and allies over at Earthly...
Carrollton Rainbow
- Feb 29
Breaking: State Senate passes anti-LGBTQ license to discriminate
Georgia Equality - For Immediate Release We are disappointed by the Senate passage of the Religious Freedom Restoration Act (RFRA), SB...
dudleycaro7
- Feb 29
Queer, Black Trailblazers: Bayard Rustin
Despite Bayard Rustin’s significant influence throughout the civil rights, gay rights, and integration movements, his name is not...
Carrollton Rainbow
- Feb 24
Community Connection: Underground Books
This is the first of our ‘Community Connection’ video series, and we are thrilled to kick it off with our very good friends and allies...
Lucy King
- Feb 23
Community Connection: Angie Leith Massage Therapist
Episode #3 of Carrollton Rainbow's Community Connection is Featuring Angie Leith Massage Therapist. Angie is a Strong Ally, PFLAG Member...
Carrollton Rainbow
- Feb 19
Pride to the Capitol: HRC in Georgia
In response to baseless legislative attacks by anti-equality forces, we, the undersigned organizations, invite you to join us in taking...
dudleycaro7
- Feb 15
Queer Black History Spotlight: Gladys Bentley
Gladys Bentley, known on the stage as Bobbie Minton, was born in Philadelphia on August 12, 1907. She was a lively Harlem Renaissance...
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