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Read MoreJoin LID this Wednesday in Williamsburg as the remaining candidates take the stage and vie for the 2020 Democratic nomination. As usual, LID is excited to provide an LGBTQ space to watch Democracy in action. More information and RSVP link is available on the event page.
Read MoreLast night, LID endorsed 8 candidates for the 2020 primary election cycle, including 3 from the LGBTQ Community.
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Read MoreAt its meeting on Tuesday, the New York State Democratic Committee nearly unanimously passed a historic amendment to the state party rules in order to make the party inclusive of non-binary individuals, or individuals who do not identify as being either women or men.
Read MoreTell LID what you want to hear from our candidates. Submit questions to be included in our questionnaires here.
Read MoreLID members gathered at the September meeting to debate, discuss and endorse the 2019 Charter Revision Proposals, which are to be voted on by NYC residents on November 5.
Read MoreAt a time when our community is vigorously fighting to protect our siblings, we are strongly opposed to new policies that stigmatize and exclude members of our community from public spaces.
Read MoreThe BBC rang up LID board member Nicholas Tamborra to put him on air in an internationally broadcast discussion featuring young political leaders from around the United States.
Read MoreLast night, LID and the Stonewall Democrats of New York were delighted to an active, spirited third Presidential debate. The watch party, at Macri Park in Williamsburg, witnessed candidate Pete Buttigieg share his coming out story on the stage, a first for presidential debates.
Read MoreThe Kings County Democratic Party is the largest local party affiliate in the nation.
Yet, as recently made known, it is currently in financial distress. As proud members of our local party, we have concerns about its financial oversight - an issue which has drawn criticism for its lack of transparency and accountability.
Read MoreLID members were present in Sunset Park on Sunday morning with members of the Mayor’s Office of Immigrant Affairs, local volunteers, and community organizers as they helped provide New Yorkers accurate, up-to-date information about #PublicCharge to help ensure immigrants are connected to free legal support regarding public benefits.
Read MoreA longtime figure in Brooklyn politics, Alan became Kings County's first openly gay District Leader (52nd Assembly District) in 2002. He was president of the Lambda Independent Democrats of Brooklyn (LID) from 1988-1990, serving as the club's leader during the height of the A.I.D.S. epidemic.
Read MoreSeptember is going to be another event packed month for LID!
Read MoreLID Board Member Crystal Hudson has made history as the 1st openly gay First Deputy Public Advocate.
Read MoreLID joined today with Democratic clubs and progressive organizations across Brooklyn to call on Assembly Member Felix Ortiz to address allegations that a former staffer stole from his campaign account.
Read More3 LID Members were among the first LGBTQ community ambassadors at this year’s Dominican Day Parade yesterday.
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