Uganda

The gay Republican group picked her to represent them, despite her history of using anti-gay slurs. And then this happened.

One official said it could hurt U.S. aid to Uganda.

One MP proposed an amendment that would make homosexuality punishable by castration.  

The proposal’s author called homosexuality a “cancer” on the East African nation.

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.

The pastor said her kid turned transgender after being in the same room as a lesbian, but that she was able to pray the kid back to being cisgender.

The state senator called Fernando Cabrera “a bigot and has no place in City Hall.” The mayor’s response was shocking.

The trail behind Ghana’s “death to gays” bill leads back to American evangelical groups that have been shoveling cash to Republican politicians while writing draconian bills for African countries.

Calling Joe Biden and Kamala Harris “the enemy,” Lauren Boebert said that the American Revolution happened “for a lot less” than Biden’s vaccine mandate.

Men who have sex with men were almost five times more likely to have HIV in countries that severely punish homosexuality.

The straight, white men said Black people need “perspective” because slavery is “not something to lose your mind over.”

Over a quarter-century has passed but this picture – and the couple in it – is still as fresh as ever.

LGBTQ people are being blamed for the coronavirus pandemic and the crisis is leading to “an increase in homophobic and transphobic rhetoric.”

What victories have we had since marriage equality became a reality all over the U.S.? Why aren’t we doing something about it?

The advocate of “pray away the gay” now says you can “pray away the COVID-19.”

Ugandan police said they raided the LGBTQ shelter because it violated COVID-19 prevention measures. Human rights advocates say the cops are lying.

She said killing gays would be a “Christmas present” for Uganda. Now she appears to have fallen for a scam for hand soap.

Minnesota Senate Majority Leader Paul Gazelka killed a bill that would have outlawed the dangerous practice of trying to turn kids straight.

The one-time MSNBC host and Obama senatorial challenger barely gets 5 views on videos – now, he’s begun promoting drinking bleach here and in Uganda.

Some people still detained in jail are said to be “hungry and helpless.”