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Sexual health without the waiting room. Free PrEP, DoxyPEP, STI testing and long-term HIV care, prescribed online by licensed physicians and delivered to your door.
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Five things worth knowing for Oct. 2 to 11: Atlanta Pride, National Coming Out Day in Philadelphia, an empanada contest in Ybor and new listings.
Luke · October 2, 2026
The Label70 Million People, One Label: What "Hispanic" Can and Can't Tell Us70 million people share one label for Hispanic Heritage Month. What the word helps with, what it hides, and six businesses with very different stories.
We NoticedThe Menu Is a User InterfaceQR codes, 8-point type, missing prices and hidden allergens. Why a restaurant menu is an interface, and the easy fixes that help everyone order.
EssayMaybe "Authentic" Is a Terrible WordWe call restaurants authentic all the time. Authentic to whom? What the word really measures, and better ways to describe food you love.Right now · All of October
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Akron, OH · A new nonprofit leads every day
Serves: African American individuals, families, and job seekers across Akron and Summit County
The Akron Urban League empowers African American community members through job training, small business incubation, and youth academic enrichment.
LGBTQIA+, Black, Latino, Asian, women's, disability and immigrant groups, across the country
LGBTQIA+North Miami, FL
North Miami nonprofit clinic offering LGBTQIA+ primary care, HIV testing and treatment, PrEP and PEP, and free rides to appointments.
DisabilityBristol, IN
Empowering individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities to live, learn, and work through lifelong community services in Indiana.
Latino communitiesLos Angeles, CA
Two LGBTQ+ community centers in Boyle Heights and Bell, with youth programs, parent groups, scholarships and the annual Calavera Festival.
Black communitiesFort Lauderdale, FL
Education, job training, small business lending, homebuyer counseling, youth justice and maternal health programs for Broward families since 1975.
WomenBridgeport, CT
Interview suits, resume reviews and a monthly professional network for women entering work in Fairfield County, free through local referral partners.
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Businesses we think are worth knowing about, chosen by us and not paid for. A new pick leads every day.

Our pick todayChosen by us, not paid for
Bedford, NYReal Estate
Peter Aupperle is a licensed real estate salesperson with Houlihan Lawrence in Bedford, New York, serving buyers and sellers throughout Westchester County. He brings an unusual and valuable combination to the work: the analytical discipline and deep empathy of a former healthcare professional, paired with real, lived experience as a property owner. Over the years Peter has personally owned and lived in more than a dozen properties, from single-family homes and townhomes to condominiums and rental units, many of them in Westchester itself. That first-hand experience means he understands the process from the client's side of the table. He knows what it feels like to weigh a big decision, to worry about the details, and to want a guide who listens carefully before offering advice. Peter serves the communities of northern and central Westchester, including Armonk, Bedford, Chappaqua, Katonah, Mount Kisco, North Salem, Pleasantville, Pound Ridge, Somers, South Salem and White Plains. Working under the Houlihan Lawrence banner gives his clients the reach and market data of one of the region's most established brokerages, while his personal approach keeps every transaction grounded and unhurried. His healthcare career shaped the way he works. He listens the way a good clinician does, asking questions, paying attention to what matters most to each person, and translating a complicated process into clear, manageable steps. For buyers, that means patient guidance and honest counsel about each property's strengths and trade-offs. For sellers, it means thoughtful preparation and steady communication from listing through closing. A member of the National Association of Gay and Lesbian Real Estate Professionals, Peter is committed to being an affirming, judgment-free resource for LGBTQ+ clients and their families as they navigate one of life's most significant investments.
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Housing is where discrimination still bites hardest. These agents put their names on the record with us.

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