Vladimir Putin

• Birth date: 1952
  

The struggle for LGBTQ rights has been an inherent part of this war in Ukraine since its very beginning.

The latest update to the popular game is all about weddings, including same-sex weddings.

Fox News journalist Peter Doocy scoffed at how the Biden administration was posting messages to Twitter. Jen Psaki wasn’t going to let that slide.

Donald Trump and Viktor Orban have long found common ground around their shared opposition to the LGBTQ community.

Putin knows a thing or two about crimes against humanity and cancelling others — he’s been doing both for years.

“Extremist” designations have been used to ban groups such as the Jehovah’s Witnesses to anything associated with opposition leader Alexei Navalny.

“You know, well, good, Meghan. You can be how you always are,” Whoopi Goldberg said, frustrated with the late senator’s daughter.

Russian censors sent a warning about distributing an animated short film within the country that could violate its anti-gay laws.

Richard Grenell is “excited” to join the group that fights LGBTQ rights and whose leader denounced the “sordid gay lifestyle.”

It was a daring protest of the government’s draconian attacks on the LGBTQ community.

Andrzej Duda won reelection by campaigning against LGBTQ adoption and marriage. Trump celebrated “his historic re-election.”

151 gay and lesbian people that have been extracted from the country since 2017. 44 of them have been granted asylum by Canada. How many have the Trump administration helped? Zero.

“I don’t like the rainbow, just as I don’t like the swastika.”

The ad pushes a constitutional ban on same-sex marriage.

Dozens of gay men and transgender people have been tortured and murdered at the hands of authorities with Ramzan Kadyrov’s approval.

Marriage equality won’t come to Russia any time soon. So why is the Russian president pushing for a ban?

The longtime Russian leader told reporters that he’s considering a constitutional amendment that would ensure that all parents of children “will be dad and mum.”

The lawyers serving on Trump’s impeachment defense are pretty much a religious right dream team – with one, glaring exception.

Between the Ukraine scandal and Trump’s mealy-mouthed support for LGBTQ rights, the authoritarian Russian leader has had a good week.

Well played.