Category - LGBT

• Jail threat if you insist a human can’t be a cat
• Phl comedy bids farewell to Ate Gay
• Trans people socially retreating, finds Stonewall, as court ruling spreads fear
• Justices may back Catholic Church
• THE MESSENGER
• Not sure what to wear tonight? Go as an M&S Food boss of course
• Romance Goals
• I missed my gay son’s wedding. His family proved me wrong
• THE ENTHUSIAST
• Landmark gay rights case began at this Atlanta home. Can locals save it?
• Almost half of kids say gay classmate would face bullying
• ‘His voice was too queer - so they silenced him’: how Spain’s national poet Lorca finally became a gay icon
• Why young Korean couples delay marriage registrati­on
• Taipei mayor gets angry reception at Pride after gay bar raid
• Council seeks public views on recognitio­n for LGBTQ activist Ashton
• New Alberta legislatio­n will remove Pride flags from schools, critics say
• Springfiel­d Civic Theatre to present ‘The Laramie Project’
• PAALAM, ATE GAY
• Dog charity sorry for ‘lesbian’ ad
• The Disappeare­rs
• The world needs the United Nations more than ever. It needs a new lease on life
• ‘It’s the gay Titanic!’ Inside La Bola Negra, the maximalist queer spectacula­r bound for Oscars glory
• LGBT+ conversion practices are abuse and have no place in modern Britain
• Former gay bathhouse is all set to make a splash for travellers
• Transgende­r reality check
• JACOB TIERNEY
• Supreme Court debates CO religious rights case
• Taxpayers could soon fund anti-LGBTQ discrimina­tion
• Hunter Biden, son of former US President Joe, says a “closeted gay mafia” exists in Washington: male politician­s who have sex with other men, but who work against LGBTQIA+ rights.
• COMEDIAN KRISTIN KEY
• SUPPORT RAINBOW COMMUNITIE­S WITH ILGA
• The Newsweek Archives
• Supreme Court to weigh challenge to Colo. LGBT protection­s
• Supreme Court debates CO religious rights case
• Left and right both may hate next ruling on religious schools
• Supreme Court faces religious disputes
• NOT Hero complex