Norway apologizes for historical persecution of gay men under its defunct sodomy laws
Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre said the convictions of 119 people under its criminal codes banning gay sex were “simply wrong”
Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre said the convictions of 119 people under its criminal codes banning gay sex were “simply wrong”
In an interview with political columnist Dale Smith, Minister Marci Ien responded to some criticism of the new policy
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The decision comes after the Kremlin accused the Russian LGBT Network of violating its homophobic propaganda laws
Meanwhile, Kansas could be poised to overturn its governor’s veto of an anti-trans sports ban
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OPINION: The Taika Waititi-starring pirate comedy gives fans real queer emotional payoffs to silly set-ups
The bilingual musician talks up her latest album “8”
But just what is it, exactly? Nicole Froio investigates this immensely popular musical genre
In this excerpt from their new book, Laurence Fox challenges cishet norms in the current wave of dystopian novels
A Brooklyn Public Library initiative is countering a new wave of censorship across the U.S.
Orbán’s election victory built on homophobia marks a dangerous moment, but referendum “win” could signal future gains
Plus, the buzz on “Fire Island,” Janelle Monáe and the latest lovable “Jeopardy!” champion
“There’s just so much weird, imaginative, bizarre stuff being published now”
At long last, we’ve reached the end of the season
According to The Trevor Project, queer and trans AAPI youth face heightened risk of suicide
Community groups call on all parties to commit to an LGBTQ2S+ action plan, improving trans healthcare and funding for queer and trans organizations
Boris Johnson’s scheme to send “illegal” migrants to a country with noted anti-LGBTQ+ persecution has been criticized by politicians, charities and the U.N.