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8 Black trans women you should follow if you’re celebrating Pride Month
Pride Month is a great opportunity to diversify your social media feeds.
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Don’t just sing for Juneteenth. Commit to ending the racism that made it necessary.
Lawmakers like Joe Manchin should stop singing along to “We Shall Overcome,” and try passing legislation toward real and lasting change, so people actually can overcome.
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This is what the Catholic church would do if they were actually worried about the children
A Catholic foster agency won its case against LGBTQ parents at the Supreme Court today, but the church’s history with kids isn’t exactly what’s best for the children.
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Meet the women from history that you probably thought were straight
More often than not, a woman’s sexuality has been written down through the eyes of men.
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Do cops belong at Pride parades?
LGBTQ civil rights and Black civil rights histories intersect on many issues, with violence and police brutality among them.
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GOP gubernatorial candidate can’t bring himself to say marriage equality is legal
Running in the increasingly-blue state of Virginia, Glenn Youngkin refused to say whether he supports marriage equality – pandering to the far-right fantasy that it’s not a long-settled issue.
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Five years have passed since the Pulse shooting. Change didn’t come.
The massacre of 49 people in Orlando five years ago was enough for the UN to condemn homophobia. Today, it’s not even considered a hate crime by the government and media.
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Donald Trump put his (allegedly backwards) pants back on & returns to his usual nonsense
The man who would destroy American democracy can’t help but appearing like a clown. So it’s understandable that people believed he was dressed like one.
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Arizona election “audit” leader complains wearing pink makes him look “like a transgender”
The casual transphobia in Randy Pullen’s remarks highlights just how much anti-LGBTQ bigotry and racism are features of the GOP attack on voter rights.
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Organized religions rarely agree on much except for one thing: Oppression of LGBTQ people
If it wasn’t for veiled scriptures and rules across Abrahamic religion, would there have ever been “religious” justifications to persecute people based on same-sex sexuality and gender diversity?
