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Eli Leadham poses in graduation regalia outside a campus building at Wake Forest University
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What colleges still don’t understand about sexual assault

“It wasn’t violent. But I was crying and told him to stop,” one survivor writes of the gray areas education institutions still struggle to confront.

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Politics

Trans woman faces assault charges for self-defense despite Wyoming's 'Stand Your Ground' law

Rihanna Kelver was standing outside the Crowbar & Grill in Laramie, Wyoming, when a man began to shout homophobic and transphobic slurs at her.

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Culture

7 brands not backing down from Pride this year

Not all companies are walking back their support for the LGBTQ+ community in 2026. These businesses are leaning in.

​An LGBTQ+ Pride flag flies outside the Massachusetts State House on June 3, 2026.
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5 most LGBTQ-hostile states — and they're getting worse

A new business climate index found lower-ranked states falling further behind while top-performing states continue strengthening LGBTQ+ protections.

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Trump's FCC is eyeing warnings for trans TV content. Civil rights groups are pushing back

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Trump's FCC wants to consider warning labels for trans content.

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For decades, LGBTQ+ Americans fought to be visible on television screens that either erased them entirely or treated them as punchlines, predators, or cautionary tales. Now, a coalition of more than 40 civil rights, free expression, and LGBTQ+ advocacy groups says the federal government is flirting with reviving that history in a new form. This time, the government wants to put warning labels on shows that include transgender and nonbinary people. Keep Reading →

Don Lemon wants queer people to stand up to bullies: ‘Punch them in the nose’

Don Lemon attends the 37th Annual GLAAD Media Awards.

Don Lemon attends the 37th Annual GLAAD Media Awards.

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Don Lemon is ready for change. The award-winning journalist has had quite the year so far, as he was arrested by federal agents and indicted after his coverage of the Minneapolis ICE protests back in January. Keep Reading →

JFK’s grandson, Jack Schlossberg, is not having Ryan Murphy’s ‘grotesque’ new JFK Jr. show

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Kennedy family member Jack Schlossberg, who is running for Congress in New York, has been highly critical of producer Ryan Murphy's new show about the JFK Jr.

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President John F. Kennedy’s grandson made it clear that the Kennedy family has no use for Ryan Murphy’s television dramatization of his uncle, John F. Kennedy Jr.'s, life. Keep Reading →

Ian McKellen recites Shakespeare to slam 'mountainous inhumanity' in U.S.

​Sir Ian McKellen during the February 4, 2026 episode of The Late Show with Stephen Colbert

Sir Ian McKellen during the February 4, 2026 episode of The Late Show with Stephen Colbert.

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The gay actor delivered a 400-year-old monologue on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert that fiercely confronts American cruelty toward immigrants in 2026. Keep Reading →

Love 'Heated Rivalry'? Don't miss 'Slo Pitch,' Crave's next queer sports show

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Slo Pitch is the next queer sports show from the streamer that brought us Heated Rivalry.

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Canadian streaming service Crave has another highly anticipated queer sports show coming up. Keep Reading →
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