Ghana passed a bill that restricts LGBTQ rights, a man was arrested in Qatar for his sexuality, and the police are allowed to march in a Pride parade in Sydney.
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Gov. Ron DeSantis started off as a strong contender for the Republican nomination. But according to the Atlantic, he never had a shot.
Jeffrey McCall, the founder of “ex-gay” group Freedom March, has come out as a transgender woman.
Nearly 100 people turned out on Feb. 22 for a candlelight vigil hosted by the D.C. LGBTQ café and bar As You Are to pay tribute to 16-year-old nonbinary student Nex Benedict.
A trans blogger was killed in Iraq, a court in the Caribbean upheld a law that criminalizes gay sex, and Greece legalized same-sex marriage.
Activists in Alberta rally in support of trans rights, Houthi rebels sentence 13 people to death on charges related to homosexuality, and a London teen was stabbed in a possible hate crime.
Gov. Ron DeSantis is calling for the state legislature to “make necessary adjustments” to streamline parents’ rights to remove books from school libraries, saying that bans have gone too far.
Recognizing the diversity of American family structures, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services awarded $5.1 million in support of LGBTQ youth and families.
The United Kingdom shuts down NHS Pride Badge's plan, Delhi offers free bus travel for trans people, and Canada's prime minister calls out "anti-LGBT" proposals.
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