| | | In June, KQED proudly honors LGBT Pride Month with television broadcast and online stories that celebrate the diversity and history of the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community. |
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| Check out KQED Public Television's special LGBT Pride programming lineup throughout the month of June.
Can't make it to the Frameline Film Festival this year? You're in luck! KQED has partnered with Frameline so you can watch their films at home. Don't miss the indie hit Suicide Kale, where a simple brunch turns into a catastrophe after friends find an anonymous suicide note, and three short films from Frameline's library of award-winning films: Alzheimer's: A Love Story, Passing and Gaysians. | |
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| | Many outspoken young immigrants are "coming out" as undocumented — especially those who are LGBT. | | |
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| | Rent increases and evictions have seen the closure of many Bay Area LGBT safe spaces. | | |
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