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JK Rowling says she’d happily go to prison for misgendering a trans person
She was railing against a hypothetical hate speech law.
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Ian McKellen fears a return of Thatcher-era law banning “promotion of homosexuality”
The U.K. government may soon have its own version of ‘”Don’t Say Gay” in schools.
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Trans man hijacks microphone at anti-trans rally & calls attendees “f**king TERFs”
The man proudly announced “I am a f**king trans man!” before organizers tried to pull him away from the mic.
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Trans comedian-turned-politician Eddie Izzard unveils her new name
She said you can still call her Eddie, but that she’s adding another name she has dreamed of since age 10.
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UK censors Demi Lovato posters for causing “serious offense to Christians.”
People complained after the pansexual and non-binary rocker appeared bound in BDSM gear on a crucifix-shaped mattress alongside the words “HOLY FVCK.”
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Kevin Spacey facing seven new sexual offense charges amid comeback effort
Spacey is now facing a grand total of 11 charges in the U.K. — but he’s also appearing in two upcoming films.
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These countries are perfectly happy to let LGBTQ discrimination happen even though they ban it
Discrimination and harassment of LGBTQ people is actually legal and protected in countries that technically have anti-legislation legislation, such as the US, UK, Australia, and Canada.
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Transgender journalists refuse to provide Pride coverage for The Guardian due to transphobic content
Freelance journalists Freddy McConnell and Vic Parsons are declining all future work with the UK paper.
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High court reverses 5 years of marriage equality in Bermuda
This time, love didn’t win. But LGBTQ Bermudians say the fight for equality goes on.
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Protest held outside of the BBC over their coverage that “attacks” transgender people
Hundreds showed up outside of the British broadcaster’s offices months after they published an article claiming that it is common for trans lesbians to “pressure” cis lesbians into sexual relationships, citing two anti-trans organizations.