Trump claimed Viktor Orbán “truly loves his country and wants safety for his people”
Displaying all articles tagged:
Displaying all articles tagged:
Trump claimed Viktor Orbán “truly loves his country and wants safety for his people”
U.K.’s anti-gay laws, which date back to colonial times, remain on the books in dozens of countries
How queer authors who write about non-queer subjects are forced to be closeted, and why one author has had enough
The vast majority of those who lost their lives to anti-trans violence were Black trans women
The U.K. Supreme Court’s decision to reject gender-neutral passports adds to the list of struggles these communities face
The flashy victories have been won. Now, it’s time for the real, substantive, unsexy policy work
Religion is often considered at odds with queerness, but Quakerism allowed me to accept the parts of myself that were at odds with society
The victory could lay the groundwork for future wins in the EU
Celebrating the GOATs and condemning the flops in yet another pandemic year
A look back at 12 months of anti-trans legislation, more queer representation in politics and the global fight for LGBTQ2S+ rights
Violators would face up to 10 years in prison
“This work is really, to me, the legacy of Stonewall”
Violators face not only huge fines but possible jail time
Noem has pre-filed draft legislation that would take aim at trans girls participating in school sports
Despite promises of inclusivity from the company, multiple drivers have been permanently banned from the app
For sex workers, managing money can be endlessly frustrating. Community credit unions are trying to change that—if only the Canadian government would let them
A new study, the largest of its kind, shows that hormone therapy can lower suicide and depression rates in trans kids
Joey Reef was born and raised in an Orthodox Jewish family. Reconciling their faith and trans identity meant finding a new kind of community