Activists in Uganda attempt to overturn an anti-gay law, Jordan authorities target activists, and blessings for same-sex couples show a divide in the Church of England.
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Leave it to Franklin Graham to ruin the moment.
A Nebraska lawmaker and his husband launched an LGBTQ scholarship fund, a drag show in Maryland was canceled due to a bomb threat, and neo-Nazis disrupted Drag Story Hour in New Hampshire.
Well, this certainly wasn’t the gift Democrats were expecting this holiday season. On Dec. 15, a sex tape, filmed in a Senate Hearing room, featuring two men engaging in intercourse, was leaked to The Daily Caller.
LGBTQ organizations have been leaving X — aka Twitter — in droves, and the latest to exit the social media platform are GLSEN and Lambda Legal.
Pope Francis has said priests can now bless same-sex couples.
Gay bars were raided in Russia, Thailand might pay a marriage equality law, and a Scottish court ruled that the government's veto was lawful.
Seeking to squelch an ongoing embarrassment, the Republican Party of Florida censured its chairman and declared him “unfit for office.”
The Southern Poverty Law Center, an organization that tracks hate groups, released an in-depth report this week combating what they call LGBTQ “junk science.”
The Supreme Court on Dec. 11 declined to hear a challenge to a law in Washington state that protects minors from conversion therapy.
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- Out Abroad: Russia's Ruling May Put LGBTQ People in Danger; South Africa to Enact Penalties for Anti-gay Attacks
- Monarch High School Faces More Anti-trans Backlash
- Out Nation: Lawsuit Seeks to Block Anti-LGBTQ Law in Iowa; Students Mail Pro-LGBTQ Cards to Moms for Liberty
- Supreme Court Upholds Conversion Therapy Ban in Washington State
- Former Abercrombie & Fitch CEO Accused of Trafficking Male Models
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