Sunday, March 10, 2024 was RuPaul Day in the City of Atlanta! Members of the @atlcouncil and our Director of LGBTQ Affairs bestowed @RuPaul with a proclamation celebrating the day.
RuPaul moved to Atlanta at the age of 15, and is an Atlanta Public Schools graduate.
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An exciting day at City Hall! We were honored to receive a quick visit from our very own Atlanta native, Olympic gold medalist Christopher Bailey—just as quick as he was on the track in Paris! Congratulations to you on your big success, and thanks for stopping by!
#MovingAtlantaForward
Photos by: Josh Spruiel, City of Atlanta, Office of the Mayor
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Kicking off the #LGBTQHealthConf with a record number of attendees at the largest LGBTQ Health Conference - 500+ attendees from all 50 states - hosted at @EmoryUniversity. We believe that health equity happens when we value the health of all. @EmoryRollins@emoryhealthsci@ISGMH
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Join us for THE DREAM Benefit on Saturday, July 20, 2024, from 2-7 PM, supporting the Mayor’s Youth Scholarship Program. Since 2005, thousands of students have benefited from these scholarships, including 125 recipients last year alone.
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During Pride Month, the vibrant colors of the pride flag illuminate our embassies around the world and our team shows their support through activities and celebrations. We reaffirm our commitment to advancing the human rights of #LGBTQI+ persons everywhere.
ALT Photo collage showing how various U.S. embassies and consulates are celebrating Pride Month around the world. A double-decker bus in a Pride parade is shown, as well as buildings lit up in rainbow colors, and colleagues dressed in the colors of the Pride flag. Graphic text: Pride Around the World
June is Pride Month and we invite you to recognize the remarkable influence of LGBTQ+ individuals on our society. Let's come together to celebrate the accomplishments of the LGBTQ+ communities and remember the impact they have had in shaping our local and global history.
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Today, we honor the enduring spirit and resilience of the African American community. Juneteenth marks the true end of slavery in the United States, and it's a day to reflect on our history, celebrate our culture, and continue working towards equality and justice.
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Exciting Announcement! First round of Grand Marshal Announcements.
We are thrilled to announce the first Grand Marshal for Global Black Pride Atlanta 2024: the incredible Hope Giselle-Godsey! @HopeGiselle
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Exciting Announcement! Announcing first round of Grand Marshal’s for Global Black Pride Atlanta 2024
We are thrilled to announce Grand Marshal for Global Black Pride Atlanta 2024: the esteemed Bishop Oliver Clyde Allen III!
#GlobalBlackPride#Pride#Atlanta
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We are thrilled to announce Grand Marshal for Global Black Pride Atlanta 2024: the courageous @clarekabale
Join us in celebrating the vibrant and diverse roots of Black Pride at Global Black Pride Atlanta 2024! 🌈✨
#GlobalBlackPride#Atlanta2024#Pride
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@Jlguest was recently featured in the 2022-2023 Mayor's Division of LGBTQ Affairs Biennial Report discussing Atlanta's response to MPOX in the summer of 2022. Read the full report here: issuu.com/cityofatlanta/docs…@andreforatlanta
It’s the final day to submit artwork to be considered for our Pride Exhibit.
Chosen artworks will be displayed at City Hall. Additionally, they will be showcased at the 5th Annual Mayor’s Global Black Pride Reception and in a commemorative book. bit.ly/3yfOTwF
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June is Pride Month and we invite you to recognize the remarkable influence of LGBTQ+ individuals on our society. Let's come together to celebrate the accomplishments of the LGBTQ+ communities and remember the impact they have had in shaping our local and global history.
Yesterday, the Mayor’s Division of LGBTQ Affairs hosted “One City, Three Branches: LGBTQ Leadership at the City of Atlanta.”
We highlighted the experiences and contributions of openly LGBTQ leaders from all three branches of Atlanta’s government. 📸: Brandon McKeown
This Pride Month fireside chat brought together City of Atlanta employees, corporate partners, and members of the Mayor’s LGBTQ Advisory Board at City Hall.
We were honored to feature Judge Pierce Hand Seitz from the Municipal Court representing the Judicial Branch, Councilmember Liliana Bakhtiari from the City Council representing the Legislative Branch, and Atlanta Police Chief Darin Schierbaum representing the Executive Branch.