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LGBTQ leaders and advocates are cheering the news of Gautam Raghavan’s new appointment as the head of hiring within the White House.

Sgt. Byun suddenly passed just over a year after her discharge from the South Korea’s military, which earned the country scrutiny from the United Nations and LGBTQ activists.

The Washington rumor mill has both former presidential candidates in the running for the major diplomatic position in the Biden administration.

With America’s relations with the international community at the lowest point in modern history, it’s time for Pete Buttigieg.

The report calls same-sex marriage a “divisive” controversy and claims that religious freedoms are the most important while completely ignoring LGBTQ rights otherwise.

Some sports organizations require cisgender, intersex athletes to take hormone-altering drugs to compete.

Johnnie Moore opposes LGBTQ equality in the U.S., but he represented the Trump administration’s effort to decriminalize homosexuality abroad.

Lauper will be the first person to be honored with the award.

His “solidarity” doesn’t extend far enough to give LGBTQ asylum seekers visas or allow U.S. embassies to fly rainbow flags.

If the rest of the world was more tolerant of their intolerance, diversity would be somehow stronger, they say.

Meanwhile, Australia is telling gay people to “act heterosexual” if they have a stopover in Brunei so they aren’t arrested and executed.

Chechen leaders claim there can’t be a crackdown on the LGBTQ community because there are no LGBTQ people in the country.

“The Lisbon Patient” is perhaps the oldest person in the world living with HIV.

It’s all part of the conservative Christian agenda to ban sex education classes nationwide.

European diplomats are concerned by U.S. pressure to remove references to “gender” in human rights documents.

Donald Trump continues his ongoing anti-LGBT policies with this needlessly cruel move against diplomats in same-sex relationships.

The administration says they have to be married – even if it isn’t legal in the diplomat’s home country.

No, seriously. They LOL’d.

The two countries are refusing to sign the Olympic Truce Resolution to ensure peace during the Olympics if it includes a reference to LGBT rights again.

No. And the Obama administration voted against a similar resolution. So what gives?