Enshrined
Artifacts from Matthew Shepard’s life — evidence that he was first and foremost an American boy — will be preserved in the Smithsonian.
Matthew Shepard
Alleyway angels, and ghosts
Down a Laramie alleyway lurk ghosts of Wyoming’s past, where territorial suffragettes stand with black football players and activists with angel wings
LGBT Archive of the American West Launched at the University of Wyoming
The American Heritage Center at the University of Wyoming houses collections related to slain student Matthew Shepard, and is currently developing a first-of-its-kind regional LGBT history and culture archive of the American West.
State should look to Laramie for leadership on LGBT issues
The Laramie City Council is poised to pass the first ordinance in Wyoming that protects people from employment and housing discrimination based upon their sexual orientation or gender identity.
Wyoming’s stalemate on same-sex marriage may break this week
A federal court prepares to decide the same-sex marriage issue in Wyoming, while advocates look back on the movement in the Equality State.
