The U.S. Supreme Court on June 27 ruled that public schools must give advance notice to parents and allow them the opportunity to opt their children out of lessons or classroom instruction on matters of gender and sexuality that conflict with their religious beliefs.
The U.S. Supreme Court on June 27 upheld a portion of the Affordable Care Act requiring private health insurers to cover the cost of preventative care including PrEP, which significantly reduces the risk of transmitting HIV.
Tel Aviv Pride was canceled due to Iran airstrikes, the World Bank resumed its loans to Uganda, and sponsors exit Pride Toronto amid DEI backlash.
A group in Pennsylvania promotes a more inclusive Philadelphia, the governor of Wisconsin supports an LGBTQ-owned business, and new laws in Texas impact LGBTQ people.
There’s nothing like a good ol’ game of cornhole.
U.K. Pride events ban political parties over anti-trans rulings, Uganda faces international outrage after harsh anti-LGBTQ laws spark abuse, and India’s Supreme Court questions a discriminatory blood donor ban.
From the “Love that dare not speak its name” we have become, “Say it loud, I’m out and I’m proud.”
President Donald Trump criticizes a trans athlete's win in California, Ohio lawmakers advocate for drag restrictions, and WorldPride in the District of Columbia carried on despite political concerns.
If you’re looking to join an athletic club to meet new people but are a little too shy to take the leap, this weekend might be a strong first step into ripping off the band-aid.
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