I would kill Sergio if he took a selfie when I was waking up, but I’m totally okay with guys who want to send me their selfies for future Scruffy Sunday posts. 🙂
In two weeks Fenway Health will host one of the largest LGBT fundraisers in New England.  The Men’s Event, which takes place on Saturday, March 11th will draw more than 1,300 supporters to raise funds for one of the nation’s largest LGBT clinics and to bring our community together to celebrate our accomplishments. Unlike recent years, a chilling shift in political currents has taken place in the United States and after having a friend in the White House for the past eight years, the LGBT community finds itself facing a President who says he’s a friend but who’s actions indicate something very different.
It is important for our community to come together and support each other which is one reason Sergio and I will be attending this year’s program. Tickets remain available for the 2016 Men’s Event on Saturday, March 19. To learn more about the event or to purchase tickets visit, mensevent.org.
To give you a taste, here is a video of Fenway Men’s event from a few years ago.Â
Damn, this guy’s body is beyond ridiculous.
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While there is no shortage of dating apps on the market, a new study from New York City-based research firm, 7Park Data finds that Grindr tops the list when it comes to user engagement with the average user spending 2.75 hours a week, far surpassing other dating apps like Badoo and Tinder. Read into this what you will, but it won’t come as a surprise to gay men familiar with the app.
Grindr first launched in 2009 and is widely credited (or complained about – it all depends on your perspective) for transforming the way millions of smartphone bisexual and gay men interact with each other. Grindr now has more than 5 million monthly active users.
For more information about this visit: Yahoo Tech News.
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The Trump administration has announced a new attack on transgender students, indicating they will stop enforcing Title IX education protections, and they will rescind the guidance released by the Obama administration last May.
What: Rally to stand with trans students
When: Thursday, February 23 || 6:00 – 7:30 PM
Where: Post Office Square || 43 Pearl Street, Boston
Join the Mass Trans Political Coalition (MTPC), and their coalition partners in standing with trans students in solidarity against the White House. The rally will take place outside the Federal Department of Education offices in Boston. For more information check out the Facebook page, Rally: Stand with trans students.
The LGBTQ Conference organized by student clubs at Harvard University opening reception is from 8:00 – 10:00 PM on Friday. The following morning, Saturday, February 25th, the full conference takes place. This year’s theme is A Call to Action: Advocacy, Agency, and Alliances for a Changing Globe.
The conference which has a nominal registration fee, includes an interesting and diverse line up of more than 18 speakers and presenters ranging from U.S. Congressman Mark Takano from California’s 41st District to Ty Cobb, Director HRC Global, to Adrian Acencion Martinez from Greenpeace.
For more information check out the conference website, harvardlgbtqconference.org.
I’m busy juggling two roles as I transition positions at my company so I’ve not been able to spend the amount of time I need to write all the posts I normally do each week. I didn’t think anyone would mind me inserting this photograph as a “filler” post in the interim.
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I can’t decide which I want more.
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