When newly elected Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney left the White House May 6, the old phrase, “with friends like these, who needs enemies?” must have come to mind.
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Brazilian Jaime Braz Tarallo created a crossdresser studio 16 years ago so that his male clients could put their other identity into practice. He has worked with more than 5,500 people over the last decade.
“Don’t Say Gay,” bathroom bills, anti-trans care, book banning, and more.
The South Florida Amateur Athletic Association is starting its new Under the Lights season this summer.
In a unified display of support for LGBTQ rights on President Donald Trump’s 100th day in office, congressional Democrats, including leadership from the U.S. House and U.S. Senate, reintroduced the Equality Act on April 29.
George Santos is going to prison, but will it stick?
As the busy travel season approaches, a cloud of uncertainty hangs over America’s national parks.
The Privy Council in London will decide the future of LGBTQ rights in Trinidad, two LGBTQ women will most likely face torture at the hand of the Taliban, and seniors in Argentina are uncertain of their future in the country.
Florida has been full of firsts this month.
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