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Chile passes marriage equality by wide margin
Chile will become the 31st country to recognize same-sex marriages.
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Argentina sets aside 1% of jobs for transgender people
Every person “has a right to decent and productive work,” so the Argentine president set aside 1% of jobs for transgender people.
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Another country will soon get same-sex marriage
Conservative tried to delay marriage equality for another 18 months and they failed.
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Monica Trasandes is on the front lines fighting back against LGBTQ invisibility
When you see positive depictions of LGBTQ people in Spanish and Latin media, you might have this lesbian advocate to thank.
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Republicans should support firearm regulation for these two big reasons
Multiple countries have warned travelers about the United State’s gun violence, and American voters aren’t happy about it either.
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From ‘Pose’ to politics, here are the best trans moments of 2018
2018 continued to be a banner year, even as the administration did their level best to undermine and erase transgender rights.
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Uruguay passes a groundbreaking trans equality law as the US rolls back rights
Uruguay’s congress has passed an historic law protecting the rights to transgender people in the country.
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Landmark court case brings marriage equality to 20 countries with one ruling
Costa Rica has already said it will comply with the ruling.
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Couple of 14 years first to register under Uruguay’s new gay marriage law
MONTEVIDEO, Uruguay — Two gay men who have been together 14 years become the first same-sex couple to register to marry in Uruguay on Monday, just hours after the country’s marriage equality law came into effect.
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Uruguay’s president signs marriage equality bill into law
MONTEVIDEO, Uruguay — Uruguay’s President Jose Mujica’s has signed the country’s marriage equality bill into law, making the South American country the 12th nation in the world and third in the Americas to legalize same-sex marriage.