Black activists had previously voiced frustration with law enforcement’s refusal to take the accusations against Buck seriously
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Rainbow flags may be confiscated at World Cup in Qatar to ‘protect’ LGBTQ+ fans
A senior FIFA official recently announced that rainbow flags may be banned at this year’s games
These 7 U.S. states could be the next to pass a Florida-style ‘Don’t Say Gay’ law
Florida’s bill is one of many that would censor LGBTQ2S+ education in schools
Utah’s governor just vetoed an anti-trans sports bill. Here’s why it could still pass
As Republican Gov. Spencer Cox faces opposition from his own party, legislators in the GOP-led state are planning to force the bill through
Virginia is about to enact a Florida-style law censoring LGBTQ2S+ education in schools
If passed, the bill would give parents the power to ban curriculum they deem “controversial”
LGBTQ2S+ kids in the U.S. are under attack. Here’s how to help
There are resources available, whether you’re a trans kid in Texas looking for support or someone who wants to help
LGBTQ+ Ukrainians are in trouble. Here’s how you can help
With LGBTQ+ Ukrainians under threat by Putin, here’s a list of organizations and crowdfunding campaigns you can support
Here’s why this new version of the American flag only has 21 stars
Amid a rise in anti-gay and anti-trans legislation, activists draw attention to the lack of legal protections for LGBTQ2S+ people in 29 states
NCAA will allow trans swimmers to compete this season after an outpouring of support for UPenn’s Lia Thomas
More than 300 swimmers rallied behind the trans athlete following USA Swimming’s policy change
A woman becomes third person to have been cured of HIV
The patient’s race, sex and age has led experts in the medical field to express confidence about the possibility of curing more people than previously imagined
LGBTQ+ Kurds fear for their lives after trans woman murdered in honour killing
Activists are calling for justice following the death of 23-year-old Doski Azad, who was reportedly killed by her brother
USA Swimming just made it harder for trans athletes like Lia Thomas to compete
Advocates have accused the national governing body of competitive swimming of “caving in” to anti-LGBTQ2S+ rhetoric
Pack your bags: Britain’s first LGBTQ+ museum is set to open this spring
The museum seeks to expand knowledge of queer history and culture
Poland is pushing a Russia-style law banning ‘gay propaganda’
The new censorship legislation is another step back for LGBTQ+ rights in Poland