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David Archuleta comes home: A joyful return to Utah for Pride 2025
When David Archuleta steps onto the stage at the 2025 Utah Pride Festival, he won’t just be performing. He’ll be…
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Why showing up for Pride matters
Each June, rainbow flags rise across city streets, music pulses through public parks, and queer people and our allies gather…
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Trump, Project 2025, and the LGBTQ+ community
The Trump administration has made swift progress in enacting portions of the Heritage Foundation’s Project 2025 blueprint — particularly those…
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Michael Aaron
Claiming space for LGBTQ+ stories in Salt Lake City
History is written in the places we pass every day—the streets where change was sparked, the buildings where communities gathered,…
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Michael Aaron
A beautiful Davis County Pride — my speech
What a beautiful day for Davis County Pride! Thank you to those who heeded Utah Gov. Spencer Cox’s plea for…
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Utah Pride Center announces major changes
In a letter to supporters, the Utah Pride Center Board of Directors announced Wednesday several major changes, including a new…
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A gay Utahn’s story of giving blood as FDA changes rules
When Chris Van Bibber was born, his mother, Sheri Van Bibber, faced a life-threatening medical complication and relied on donated…
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Looking back, and forward again
On January 5, 2004, I walked into the office of Salt Lick Publishing on Denver Street for the first time.…
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Utah Pride Center announces new leadership, new path forward
Utah Pride Center leaders announced a new executive director, a new board, and a new path forward at a press…
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Michael Aaron
Will the Utah Pride Center weather this storm?
News analysis by QSaltLake editor and publisher Michael Aaron On the press day of our September issue, QSaltLake Magazine learned…
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