Bayard Rustin Was Here
January 15 2017 3:02 PM
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This less progressive — and less controversial — version is expected to easily pass in the lower house of Parliament.Â
Life for gay men in Syria, like Subhi Nahas, has become unendurable with the rise of ISIS, but things were bad long before the militants took power.Â
The ultra-Orthodox Jewish assailant stabbed six at Jerusalem's Gay Pride, killing a 16-year-old girl.
The giant soft drink company with global reach asked the Oscar-winning activist to direct three short films for Latin America.
The ambassador to Vietnam and his husband held the ceremony in their Hanoi residence.Â
Tony Abbott's government is, again, standing in the way of equality.
The sun was out for Scandinavia’s largest LGBT celebration.
While security concerns make a parade impossible, a full week of festivities have been planned.
In the fiercely homophobic country, former Prime Minister Amama Mbabazi offers hope.
While not binding, the decision adds to mounting pressure on the peninsula.Â
Diplomatic dispute calls Francis' openness to LGBTs into question.
An exhibition of Nazi persecution of homosexuals goes on display in NYC.
Rainbows flooded the internet to celebrate the Supreme Court's decision and support global Pride.
The beauty vlogger made the announcement to her nearly 3.4 million subscribers.
The New Jersey lawsuit could offer new options for those damaged by bogus gay-conversion schemes.
Frank Mugisha brings the fight against oppression to America.
Today the Supreme Court heard oral arguments on marriage equality, and people on both sides of the issue showed up with signs stating their views,