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Transgender rights advocates outside Ohio Statehouse with protester holding rainbow flag that reads resist June 2021

Politics

Ohio universities are closing their LGBTQ+ centers to comply with a state DEI ban

Ohio's ban on DEI prohibits public universities from endorsing "any controversial belief" — including LGBTQ+ existence.

World

Gay Bishop Out of Anglican Summit

The first openly gay Episcopal bishop announced he will have no official role in a meeting this summer of world Anglican leaders, saying restrictions that organizers wanted to place on his involvement had caused him ''considerable pain.'' New Hampshire bishop V. Gene Robinson had been told last year that he could not fully participate in the once-a-decade gathering in England, called the Lambeth Conference, as the world Anglican Communion sat on the brink of schism over his 2003 election. Still, Episcopal leaders had been negotiating with the Anglican Communion Office to allow him to join the event in some capacity. The Episcopal Church is the Anglican body in the United States.

Professor Joseph Kuilema Calvin University Building

News

He was fired for officiating a queer wedding. Here's how he's fighting back

Joseph Kuilema lost his job with Calvin University after officiating a queer couple's wedding. He's disgusted that the school discriminates in the name of God.

News

Mississippi College's New Band Director Is an Anti-LGBTQ+ Zealot

That's raised concern among LGBTQ+ advocates at Delta State.

LGBTQ voter guide 2024 politicians Sarah McBride Robert Garcia Becca Balint Ritchie Torres

Election

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Ohio universities are closing their LGBTQ+ centers to comply with a state DEI ban

Ohio's ban on DEI prohibits public universities from endorsing "any controversial belief" — including LGBTQ+ existence.

Urban Outfitters Under Fire for Pink Triangle Tapestry

The triangle is against a gray- and white-striped background, making the tapestry resemble uniforms gay prisoners had to wear in Nazi concentration camps.

How Gays Against Guns Is Influenced by ACT UP

The founders of the Los Angeles chapter of Gays Against Guns were active in the fight against AIDS as members of ACT UP, and they are now channeling that energy into the movement for gun control.

Gay Bishop Out of Anglican Summit

Identifying a Lawful Rally From a Violent Angry Hate Mob

Universities are being pitted against the First Amendment as racists and homophobes scramble for attention on America's college campuses.

He was fired for officiating a queer wedding. Here's how he's fighting back

Joseph Kuilema lost his job with Calvin University after officiating a queer couple's wedding. He's disgusted that the school discriminates in the name of God.

The House at Heartland Crossing

When a male couple in their 70s were brutally killed in their Indiana home last fall, it seemed like a clear-cut hate crime. No one suspected that the killer might be a man whom one of the elderly victims had met while cruising online.

These Are the Nation's Most LGBTQ-Friendly Colleges, Universities

Campus Pride's list for this year includes schools from all over the nation, and separate lists highlight LGBTQ-welcoming community colleges and religious schools.

An Essential Reading List on Police and Pride

Some so-called experts say police belong at Pride, but this law librarian believes they need to do their homework.

How Madonna Brought Two New Yorkers Wedding Bliss

Toby and Brian share memories of a proposal in Europe and marriage on the New York stage.

Mississippi College's New Band Director Is an Anti-LGBTQ+ Zealot

That's raised concern among LGBTQ+ advocates at Delta State.

DC Comics Introduces First Trans Amazon In 'Wonder Woman' Series

Bia, a Black trans woman, was introduced in the first issue of the DC Comics series Nubia & The Amazons, out this week.

Opinion: Businesses Strike Back as DeSantis Criticizes Corporations

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis says the state is "fighting back," but who is the enemy the anti-LGBTQ+ governor is trying to combat?

Marriage on the Mind

Gay marriage is on everyone's mind in the week leading up to the presidential election.

Colleges Step Up to Help LGBT Students in Need

Some schools have established funds to aid students who face a loss of family financial support after they come out.

This Gay Muslim School Board Member Knows How Much Education Matters

N.J. Akbar, newly elected to Akron, Ohio's school board, reflects on childhood struggles with learning and the diversity he brings to his work.

A Trans Man Closes in on His Military Dream

With Trump's military ban blocked for now, Nicolas Talbott is enlisting, and he's optimistic his dream will come true.

LSU Fraternity Faces Heat For Crass Michael Sam Banner

Officials from Louisiana State University will meet with the fraternity after displaying several crude banners over the years.

Anti-LGBTQ+ Sen. Ben Sasse Is University of Florida's New President

The University of Florida's Board of Trustees approved his presidency unanimously despite a faculty vote of no-confidence.

Empire State Building, Jujubee, & More Will Take Part in Spirit Day

Landmark buildings, scores of celebrities, TV networks, and others will go purple to stand against bullying and for LGBTQ+ youth.

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kent state university

Ohio's ban on DEI prohibits public universities from endorsing "any controversial belief" — including LGBTQ+ existence.

The triangle is against a gray- and white-striped background, making the tapestry resemble uniforms gay prisoners had to wear in Nazi concentration camps.

The founders of the Los Angeles chapter of Gays Against Guns were active in the fight against AIDS as members of ACT UP, and they are now channeling that energy into the movement for gun control.

Universities are being pitted against the First Amendment as racists and homophobes scramble for attention on America's college campuses.

Joseph Kuilema lost his job with Calvin University after officiating a queer couple's wedding. He's disgusted that the school discriminates in the name of God.

When a male couple in their 70s were brutally killed in their Indiana home last fall, it seemed like a clear-cut hate crime. No one suspected that the killer might be a man whom one of the elderly victims had met while cruising online.

Campus Pride's list for this year includes schools from all over the nation, and separate lists highlight LGBTQ-welcoming community colleges and religious schools.

Some so-called experts say police belong at Pride, but this law librarian believes they need to do their homework.

Toby and Brian share memories of a proposal in Europe and marriage on the New York stage.

That's raised concern among LGBTQ+ advocates at Delta State.

Bia, a Black trans woman, was introduced in the first issue of the DC Comics series Nubia & The Amazons, out this week.

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis says the state is "fighting back," but who is the enemy the anti-LGBTQ+ governor is trying to combat?

Gay marriage is on everyone's mind in the week leading up to the presidential election.

Some schools have established funds to aid students who face a loss of family financial support after they come out.

N.J. Akbar, newly elected to Akron, Ohio's school board, reflects on childhood struggles with learning and the diversity he brings to his work.

With Trump's military ban blocked for now, Nicolas Talbott is enlisting, and he's optimistic his dream will come true.

Officials from Louisiana State University will meet with the fraternity after displaying several crude banners over the years.

The University of Florida's Board of Trustees approved his presidency unanimously despite a faculty vote of no-confidence.

Here are the candidates running for Congress and judicial office on November 5.

Landmark buildings, scores of celebrities, TV networks, and others will go purple to stand against bullying and for LGBTQ+ youth.