Gay French Prime Minister Gabriel Attal says his appointment shows the country's evolution
Attal gave his first major speech to Parliament Tuesday, pledging to support farmers and workers.
January 30 2024 4:45 PM
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Attal gave his first major speech to Parliament Tuesday, pledging to support farmers and workers.
And he's (apparently) single!
Gabriel Attal has been appointed as France's new Prime Minister, becoming the first out LGBTQ+ person to serve in the position, and the youngest in over 65 years.
Besides the brutal stabbing, the older man's car was also stolen.
The country follows Italy, Hungary, Brazil, and several others that have also done away with outdated laws that prohibit men who have sex with men from donating blood.
Those found offering the harmful practice could be jailed for two years and fined almost $34,000.
Baker was a dancer and singer who fought for Black civil rights and against the Nazis.
The victim was also stripped, beaten, and robbed in the cruising spot in the city of Toulouse.
Allegations of homophobic priest Tony Anatrella sexually abusing men have been around for decades.
Renown photographer Fred Goudon's photo book of French firemen might singe your fingers. Better get pot holders.
Le Monde published a cartoon mocking sexual assault and transgender identity.
Clement Beaune, France's minister for European affairs, came out in an interview and laid out plans to fight homophobia on the continent.
The nation today limits the procedure to heterosexual couples.
Beginning next year, the nation will allow donations by men who have abstained from sex with another man for four months, instead of the current yearlong deferral period.
The French film doesn't shy away from the realities of the work.
A video of the attack has been viewed millions of times on social media.
French athlete Zak Ouaghad needed a break from all the strenuous training. Photographer Verner Degray took him to the beach for a little relaxation in the sun.
The Mr. Otter election will take place at the LGBT Center on January 26 in Lyons, France. Eric Lanuit gives us a preview from his exhibit.
Verner Degray plays with the spectacular reflections of water and sun on his subject's skin.