Cuba

In 2015, Cuba became the first country in the world to halt the transmission of HIV and syphilis from mothers to their children. They’re doing more to fight HIV than America is now.

Nondiscrimination protections for gender identity and sexual orientation remain in the draft.

The group complained that black, gay, and trans people could raise flags, but they couldn’t raise a Christian flag on government property.

A historian warns that the country is using LGBTQ progress to pinkwash its iron grip on civil liberties.

Cuba’s new constitution will finally, once and for all, define marriage as between “two individuals” instead of between a “man and a woman.”

Cuba’s proposed new constitution defines marriage as “the consensual union of two people, regardless of gender.”

By bringing racism to the fore, Trump has given us an opportunity to talk about it… and hopefully cleanse it.

The Mass was part of a conference on transsexuality and theology, organized by the Cuban branch of the LGBTQ-affirming Metropolitan Community Church.

While visiting in the mid-1960s, gay poet Allen Ginsberg saw gays rounded up and sent to work camps. He quickly, and publicly, became a government critic.

Barry Jenkins’s acclaimed drama about a young gay black man at three stages of his life swept the top prizes.