On Discrimination
"If we desire a society of peace, then we cannot achieve such a society through violence. If we desire a society without discrimination, then we must not discriminate against anyone
2017 Promise to You, Dorchester!
In vibrant Dorchester, Boston's largest and most diverse neighborhood, DotOUT has 'connected the dots' for more than 13 years between LGBTQ neighbors and businesses with creative and inclusive civic,
World AIDS Day 2014 is December 1
After 30 years, we are finally close to an AIDS-free generation. For those of us who lived through the 1980s and 90s, we never thought this day would come. There
About Our Donation Choices
Dear Friends, We were recently contacted by concerned members about this year's donation partnership choice. DotOUT has grown over the past few years and we felt we needed to introduce
Mayor Menino 1942-2014
Today, Mayor Tom Menino passed away. A staunch ally and friend to the LGBT community when it was not politically expedient, Mayor Menino embraced the city's diverse people and neighborhoods
Bayard Rustin Quote for Today
If we desire a society in which men are brothers, then we must act towards one another with brotherhood. If we can build such a society, then we would have
September Speeds By Us Again
We had so many amazing plans for September back in June! Picnics! Woodsy walks! Cute cafe jaunts! We're heading into the next to last week in September with none of
Shameless Self Promotion
And, I do mean SHAMELESS! Many people in Boston don't realize that DotOUT was founded over 10 years ago. As originally envisioned, the early Dorchester LGBT residents formed DotOUT as
DotOUT’s Long Endorsement History
As Boston's only LGBT neighborhood group, DotOUT has long focused on political activism as a cornerstone of its mission. Many of the founders and original group members were already involved