The U.S. Supreme Court may be threatening to reverse progress on LGBTQ2S+ rights, but countries the world over are pushing marriage equality forward
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‘I hope you’re not going to make too much of this:’ Gerald Hannon recounts how his sex work got splashed all over international media
In this excerpt from his posthumous memoir, the late activist and journalist Gerald Hannon relives the “hooker” headline
Hot trans summer: Celebrating gender expansiveness in the U.K. after a hard year for British trans and non-binary people
From Pride marches and non-binary club nights to little-known historical archives, there’s something for everyone in London and environs
Remembering trans icon Mama Gloria, the ‘Emily Post of Halsted Street’
In this previously unreleased 2014 interview, Gloria Allen reflects on her life and legacy
Long-awaited Pride celebrations bring joy, solidarity, hedonism—and anxiety
Events hosting millions of people have been mostly peaceful and carefree, even following violence in Norway and other threats
A new Stonewall visitor centre will honour the legacy of LGBTQ2S+ activism
This will be the first visitor centre in the U.S. park system to highlight queer and trans history
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