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These LGBTQ activists are leading the charge in some of the most LGBTQ hostile countries on Earth
As the LGBTQ landscape rapidly changes across Africa and the Middle East, new leaders continue to emerge. These leaders are helping to create a world where love is love, no matter where you live.
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Gay teen dies by suicide after “relentless” homophobic bullying
“I think it’s wrong to not accept other people because we don’t choose how we are born,” his sister said after her brother’s death.
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The judge who wrote the first marriage equality decision has been thanked every week since
Margaret Marshall said that people remember her historic 2003 decision that legalized marriage equality. And they’re grateful.
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American women are more prejudiced than men against lesbians
Worldwide, people generally liked lesbians more than gay men.
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Lesbian makes history as first out Miss Universe pageant contestant
She came out on Instagram last month.
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Woman sues her ex-husband for $600K because he came out as gay
She says her ex-husband lied about being straight. She wants $600K for her “emotional pain” and “psychological trauma.”
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Pride in Pictures: Johannesburg’s Pride parade is the biggest in Africa & there’s a reason why
South African LGBTQ people have had more civil rights than Americans for decades and their Pride parade shows it.
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Caster Semenya was told that she can compete in men’s track events
The International Association of Athletics Federations says the cisgender woman can only compete as a man because her natural testosterone levels are “too high.”
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Olympian Caster Semenya loses case that would require her to take hormone suppressant
The Olympic committee has decided the cisgender athlete must lower the amount of testosterone that her body naturally creates.
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A church is beating gay men half to death & then forcing them to pay for ‘damages’
“He took a huge stick and started beating me. He went on until I was helpless. I was numb and I was bleeding from head to toe.”
