Teased, terrified, triumphant
From hiding in fear to shining proudly, this personal story of resilience and triumph will inspire you to embrace your own superpowers. Howard Monroe is an anchor and reporter for CBS News Philadelphia, where he covers local news stories on a variety of topics from entertainment to politics. His love for news began in middle school when he was the photographer for his school newspaper, The Edison Wildcat. 
Matthew Shepard
In the years following her son's death, Judy Shepard has worked as an advocate for LGBTQ rights, particularly issues relating to gay youth. [10] She was a main force behind the Matthew Shepard Foundation, which she and her husband, Dennis, founded in December By continuing to use our site, you agree to our Privacy Policy and Terms of Use. Lawayne Childrey escaped abuse, racism, drugs, and homophobia to become of the nation's most respected journalists.
Out in the Workplace
Turns out we were always there working behind the scenes, trying not to be the story while reporting the story. Older black gay broadcasters like myself who grew up and worked in the Deep South. By continuing to use our site, you agree to our Privacy Policy and Terms of Use. Mark Pettit shares his journey of pushing through adversity, from losing his career as a TV news anchor to finding his true self. Get Inspired by This Black Gay Journalist's Triumph
Jukin Media Verified (Original) For licensing / permission to use: Contact - licensing (at)jukinmediadotcom Kid totally enjoying being on the background on a news channel live interview. Some of us remember Edward R. Joseph McCarthy. 
This gay anchorman was fired after coming out
Who shares the news is very important, so here are 20 of our favorite LGBTQ+ news anchors, journalists and reporters. By continuing to use our site, you agree to our Privacy Policy and Terms of Use. Discover the power of embracing your true self in this inspiring article about the journey of self-acceptance.
This amazing news anchor surprised his colleagues by coming
The late Dudley Clendinen was a national reporter and editor for The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, The Baltimore Sun and The New York Times, frequently known for his writings on gay life, societal inequality, addiction and illness. . 
New Journalism legend Gay Talese
New Journalism legend Gay Talese: ‘Trump gets things done. It’s unpredictable – I love that’ The now year-old New York fixture and pioneer of the gripping reporting style became a. .
These 20 LGBTQ+ news anchors & journalists are changing our
Mark Pettit shares his journey of pushing through adversity, from losing his career as a TV news anchor to finding his true self. .