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Elderly Puerto Ricans Abandoned During Maria

Several have died because of the inability to deliver oxygen, while others remain stranded at abandoned nursing homes.

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Kansas lawmakers override governor's veto of anti-trans 'bathroom bounty' bill

The bill provides for financial and criminal penalties as well as lawsuits against those who use a government building's restroom that isn't designated for their birth sex.

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Pulse nightclub demolition set for March to make way for memorial

The city of Orlando has also scheduled a meeting in which the public can view the memorial plans.

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Hillary Clinton and Sarah McBride expose how weaponizing ‘scarcity’ drives anti-trans political attacks

The American political leaders addressed the issue on a panel about women's rights at the Munich Security Conference.

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Queer star Keke Palmer updates her sexual identity, 'I'm almost 100% sure I'm asexual'

The actress opened up in a vulnerable Valentine's Day post.

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Virginia farm owned by the 'Gardening Gays' was vandalized with medical waste and human feces

Virginia Gardening Gays Farm vandalized with medical waste, including human feces

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An interracial gay couple who turned a once-fallow patch of rural Virginia into one of the state’s most celebrated small farms awoke Wednesday to find what they described as an unmistakable act of hate: bags of medical waste, including soiled bedsheets, used gloves, and human feces, scattered across their driveway near a large sign advertising their “Gardening Gays Farm.” Police are investigating the matter. Keep Reading →

Here's how LGBTQ+ History Month began

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LGBTQ+ History Month’s Founder Urges Unity Over Division
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LGBTQ+ History Month, celebrated every October in the United States, sheds light on and celebrates the experiences and contributions of the LGBTQ+ community throughout history. This commemorative month took shape in 1994, thanks to the initiative of a high school teacher named Rodney Wilson. Keep Reading →

Inside the movement that freed gay makeup artist Andry Hernández Romero from a hellhole

Venezuelan stylist Andry Hernandez Romero greets family members after returning home in Capacho village Tachira State Venezuela July 2025
Venezuelan stylist Andry Hernandez Romero greets family members after returning home in Capacho village, Tachira State, Venezuela, July 2025
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Andry Hernández Romero did everything right. Keep Reading →

The fight to eradicate dangerous ‘conversion therapy’ isn’t over, alarming new report warns

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A new study found that so-called "conversion therapy" continues to damage LGBTQ+ young people nationwide.

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With a pivotal U.S. Supreme Court case on the horizon, a new report warns that conversion “therapy,” a practice widely condemned by medical experts as dangerous and ineffective, continues across much of the United States despite a patchwork of state bans. The Movement Advancement Project and The Trevor Project released the findings in late July, as the Court prepares to hear Chiles v. Salazar next term. The case could upend existing protections for LGBTQ+ youth. Keep Reading →

One is straight. The other is gay. Together, these best friends are reimagining masculinity

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Tom Felix (left) and Jonathan Gregg (right) are gay and straight best friends.

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They met in a Brooklyn theater nearly two decades ago — an audition, a role, a spark of camaraderie. Jonathan Gregg was a fresh face in New York City, auditioning for a production of Six Degrees of Separation. Tom Felix was the director. The two hit it off immediately: witty banter, creative chemistry, and, yes, a little bit of undeniable mutual attraction. Keep Reading →
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