Queer students say the school’s punishments violate their civil rights
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Queer students say the school’s punishments violate their civil rights
No company has ever been booted from the HRC Foundation’s Corporate Equality Index before
At least 33 out LGBTQ2S+ athletes will compete in Beijing in February, more than doubling the number who competed in 2018
ANALYSIS: Board members’ reliance on stereotypes and a lack of oversight can often lead to “life or death stakes” for refugees
The museum seeks to expand knowledge of queer history and culture
The new initiative is calling for reform on the church’s policies relating to the LGBTQ+ community
The community is going through an upheaval, but that isn’t killing their hope
More than 500 companies are calling on the U.S. to finally pass the Equality Act
A proposal pushed by Texas’ governor could lead to potential jail time for LGBTQ2S+ affirming teachers
Members of Afghanistan’s LGBTQ+ community face further violence and discrimination in the midst of a humanitarian crisis, according to a new report
The organization’s new constitution does not include anti-discrimination language that it used in past versions
Trans workers are even more profoundly affected by the LGBTQ2S+ wage gap, according to a new report
The Mexican Football Federation has struggled to put a stop to anti-gay chants over the years
Queer women die on the small screen so often it’s become a trope. It’s time to give gay and bisexual characters a shot at happiness—and life
The new censorship legislation is another step back for LGBTQ+ rights in Poland
Attar was imprisoned on charges of espionage in 2007. Egyptian authorities claim he worked to recruit LGBTQ2S+ agents
Senator Tom Cotton wants inmates to be housed according to assigned sex, not gender identity
Student protesters could be arrested for organizing under new guidelines released by the school