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The GOP's current cultural red-meat campaign against Trans youth is a fraud, as clear as it is cruel.

Despite massive engagement on social media, our story on protecting womens rights has been ignored by the BBC.

Pro-LGBTQ+ protestors shouted down transphobic speaker Riley Gaines and then trapped her in a classroom for four hours, she claimed.

As usual, the Biden administration is doing themselves no favors on this issue.

Senate Bill 150 passed in the final days of the legislative session, before the start of the veto period.

Gov. Andy Beshear has vetoed a controversial bill dealing with transgender and human sexuality issues in schools.

By backing both reforms to the Gender Recognition Act and single-sex spaces, the party is unable to communicate clearly to voters, says Guardian journalist Susanna Rustin

The Government braces itself for the publication of Sue Gray’s reports into the party allegations (Image: Simon Dawson / No 10 Downing Street) It comes as the Sunday Express has learnt that Boris Johnson is already arranging meetings with new people to bring into his team and has made personal calls to reach out to […]

Nordic countries like Finland have an image as ideal welfare countries: virtually free healthcare, good student support, free education at all levels. There is certainly a lot to praise, especially as a student. However, perhaps due to this image as the quintessential model of equality and freedom, the ongoing fight for trans rights remains buried deep under the radar of the public consciousness. In Finland, to change one’s gender markers in the juridical system (also known as gender recognit...

ARTS, CULTURE BOOKS AND FILMS: Below you will find a list of media and information you can check out to learn more about the LGBTQ+ community. MUSEUM The GLBT Historical Society Museum, located in the heart of San Franciscos Castro District, is the first stand-alone museum of gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender history and culture in the United States. It celebrates the San Franciscos vast queer past through dynamic and surprising exhibitions and programming. BOOKS: