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Suspect Arrested in Vandalism at Two Orlando LGBTQ+ Centers

Murals at the centers were spray-painted with hateful graffiti and images.

World

Egypt Arrests and Puts on Trial HIV-Positive Men

Recent arrests and trials in Egypt of HIV-positive men endanger human rights, an international watchdog group said Wednesday, calling on authorities in the nation to release those in custody and stop criminalizing AIDS. The New York-based Human Rights Watch also urged Egypt to overturn the convictions of four men sentenced for ''habitual practice of debauchery'' -- a term used in the Egyptian legal system for consensual homosexual acts -- and to free four others held pending charges.

Doctors Argue Business Meeting Gender Affirming Care Transgender Rights

Law

Experts say that gender-affirming care bans amount to 'abuse.' Why won't lawmakers listen?

Despite medical professionals insisting bans on gender-affirming care for minors “amount to state-sanctioned medical neglect and emotional abuse," politicians won't relent.

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Suspect Arrested in Vandalism at Two Orlando LGBTQ+ Centers

Murals at the centers were spray-painted with hateful graffiti and images.

Ed Buck's Lawyer Says Victims Died of AIDS, Heart Attack in Hearing

Harvey Weinstein's attorney, now representing mega predator Buck, was seeking to have various charges dropped.

On the Road With Laramie Part Seven

Egypt Arrests and Puts on Trial HIV-Positive Men

Op-ed: Conservatives' Misread of Keynes Reveals Bias

A backhanded insult to gays and revered economist John Maynard Keynes proves that those who are only fiscal conservatives and not social conservatives can still be homophobic.

Attacker Who Told Men 'You Live in Trump Country Now' Arrested

Brandon Ray Davis was extradited from North Carolina to Florida, where he will be prosecuted.

More than 160 Democrats urge Supreme Court to support transgender people’s rights to health care

The lawmakers wrote an amicus brief in support of families of transgender youth.

George H.W. Bush, No Ally But No Enemy of LGBTQ People, Dead at 94

The 41st president isn't thought of as a gay ally, but he was light years ahead of Ronald Reagan or even Donald Trump.

Tennessee Cop Turned Pastor Urges Execution of Gays

Grayson Fritts, a Knox County, Tenn., sheriff's detective, called LGBTQ people "filthy" and "freaks," and said the Bible calls for their execution.

Supremes Won't Hear Appeal of Gay Man's Death Sentence

Lawyers for convicted murderer Charles Rhines say jurors sentenced him to death rather than life in prison because they thought he'd enjoy imprisonment.

UK Catholic Agency Cant Discriminate

Prosecutors Say Nonbinary Mexican Magistrate Died in Horrific Murder-Suicide

Local activists expressed skepticism and are calling for a federal investigation into the slaying of Jesús Ociel Baena.

A trans military ban with far-reaching consequences

Members of two leading legal organizations fought against the transgender military ban before and plan on doing it again.

Gordon Klingenschmitt Exploits Abuse Allegations to Tar All LGBT People

The antigay preacher claims an abuse case in Minnesota shows schools shouldn't hire LGBT teachers.

Why One Quick Talk Can Be So Crucial For All of Us

A new study shows that even one small conversation makes a huge difference in gaining support for LGBT equality.

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A lesbian veteran wins a GLAAD award for her gay play set in wartime--and who praises her in print? The Army.

Monday January 25 Federal Prop 8 Recap

Experts say that gender-affirming care bans amount to 'abuse.' Why won't lawmakers listen?

Despite medical professionals insisting bans on gender-affirming care for minors “amount to state-sanctioned medical neglect and emotional abuse," politicians won't relent.

Standoff between gays and 'ex-gays' at APA convention

The organization Truth Wins Out held a press conference today outside the American Psychological Association's annual convention in New Orleans to counter a coalition of antigay protesters seeking to have homosexuality relabeled a mental disorder.

Prop 8 Ted Olsons Opening Statement

Researchers Discover Race Effect on Gaydar

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prejudice evidence

Murals at the centers were spray-painted with hateful graffiti and images.

Harvey Weinstein's attorney, now representing mega predator Buck, was seeking to have various charges dropped.

A backhanded insult to gays and revered economist John Maynard Keynes proves that those who are only fiscal conservatives and not social conservatives can still be homophobic.

Brandon Ray Davis was extradited from North Carolina to Florida, where he will be prosecuted.

The lawmakers wrote an amicus brief in support of families of transgender youth.

The 41st president isn't thought of as a gay ally, but he was light years ahead of Ronald Reagan or even Donald Trump.

Grayson Fritts, a Knox County, Tenn., sheriff's detective, called LGBTQ people "filthy" and "freaks," and said the Bible calls for their execution.

Lawyers for convicted murderer Charles Rhines say jurors sentenced him to death rather than life in prison because they thought he'd enjoy imprisonment.

Local activists expressed skepticism and are calling for a federal investigation into the slaying of Jesús Ociel Baena.

Members of two leading legal organizations fought against the transgender military ban before and plan on doing it again.

The antigay preacher claims an abuse case in Minnesota shows schools shouldn't hire LGBT teachers.

A new study shows that even one small conversation makes a huge difference in gaining support for LGBT equality.

A lesbian veteran wins a GLAAD award for her gay play set in wartime--and who praises her in print? The Army.

Despite medical professionals insisting bans on gender-affirming care for minors “amount to state-sanctioned medical neglect and emotional abuse," politicians won't relent.

The organization Truth Wins Out held a press conference today outside the American Psychological Association's annual convention in New Orleans to counter a coalition of antigay protesters seeking to have homosexuality relabeled a mental disorder.