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Tinder Unlocks Festival Mode

Tinder Unlocks Festival Mode

Tinder Unlocks Festival Mode

Find your crowd.

Introducing Festival Mode — claim your festival on your profile, see who’s going where, and find your crowd before you get there. Trust us on this one, if you haven’t done the festival scene with Tinder before, you’ll never even think about doing it without us again.

Here’s How It Works:

Get on Tinder and look for the Festival Mode card. Match with it to add your festival badge to your profile, and see who’s going where. From there, you can check out everyone else going to that festival, so you can match and chat before you make your flower crown.

Tinder Unlocks Festival Mode

You bring the crowd. We’ll bring the party.

And don’t worry, we’ll be there to provide an experience so grammable you just may want to keep it all to yourself — bet you won’t though. When you’re on Festival Mode with Tinder, you may get access to exclusive VIP upgrades, swag, and more — the only thing we’re missing is you. Check out all the festivals we’re hitting and clear your schedule to make festival history with us!

Tinder Unlocks Festival Mode

Festival Mode will begin rolling out on Tinder starting May 1, 2019 for the participating festivals above. Users will have access to their event-specific badges approximately three weeks prior to the start of each event.

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A Trans Nevadan is Sharing Her Harrowing Journey to Urge Congress to Pass the Equality Act

A Trans Nevadan is Sharing Her Harrowing Journey to Urge Congress to Pass the Equality Act

In the years since coming out as a transgender woman, Danielle Brown faced discrimination, harassment and even threats to her life — but said the worst part was not being taken seriously by society.

“No one gives me a chance. Being looked at as a joke in the workplace,” Brown said during a press conference. “Discrimination against LGBT people is real. People’s civil liberties are being denied.”

Brown joined pro-equality Senator Jacky Rosen in Nevada last week to talk about the vital need for Congress to pass the Equality Act — legislation that would finally ensure LGBTQ people are protected from discrimination nationwide.

Although Nevada has explicit laws in place to protect LGBTQ people in key areas of life, including in employment, housing and public services, an estimated 50% of LGBTQ Americans live in a majority of states where they’re still at risk of discrimination because of their sexual orientation or gender identity.

The Equality Act would fix the patchwork of protections and add clear, comprehensive federal non-discrimination protections for LGBTQ people to our nation’s existing civil rights laws, protecting LGBTQ workers like Brown.

Join HRC as a Community Co-Sponsor to urge Congress to finally pass the Equality Act. The time for Congress to act is now.

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