The pre-filed bill, which will be taken up next year, would make it a crime to do drag where it “could be viewed by a person who is not an adult”
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The pre-filed bill, which will be taken up next year, would make it a crime to do drag where it “could be viewed by a person who is not an adult”
Worst case scenarios were avoided in many areas of the United States, but in other areas of the country queer people are still worried about their rights
Nearly 65 percent of people are unable to readily access PrEP in England, according to a report conducted by leading preventative HIV organizations
Here’s everything queer you need to know about election night
A new report confirms there’s still a long way to go when it comes to ending bullying against queer and trans kids in Canada
25 states have seen anti-trans ads airing, hoping to stop Black and Spanish-speaking voters from voting
OPINION: Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis is a man with presidential ambitions, and he’s getting there by targeting trans kids
“I guess I was a little ahead of my time,” said Yulia Alyoshina
A lesbian couple from Wolfville, Nova Scotia, is speaking out about being unable to register both their names to their daughter’s birth certificate
Here’s why that matters and how it could impact the November election
Many school board trustee candidates running on anti-LGBTQ2S+ platforms came up short
But LGBTQ+ people still face discrimination and violence in the country—the fight for full LGBTQ+ equality continues
Catherine McKenney may have lost, but a slew of other queer and trans candidates were elected
New rules force school districts to notify parents if they allow trans kids to use gender-congruent bathrooms
“I still have nightmares to this day, and I’m terrified of being in public”
The WNBA star was sentenced to nearly a decade in a Russian penal colony for carrying cannabis oil in her luggage
More than 20 candidates across the province are recycling old dog whistles to attack trans rights
There is reason to be hopeful, despite the country’s history of homophobia