Bringing together diverse voices and perspectives helps tackle problems more effectively. One of the greatest problems we face today is the issue of climate change and climate justice. The chances we have to overcome these threats become stronger when we rally together, despite … [Read more...] about 6 LGBTQ+ climate activist organizations to check out and support
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To support mental health, this app shares Ukrainians’ LBGTQ+ stories
LGBTQ+ people in Ukraine have become more visible over the past 30 years, with the government introducing a range of laws giving the community more rights and recognition. These law changes include the simplification of the transition process for transgender people and allowing … [Read more...] about To support mental health, this app shares Ukrainians’ LBGTQ+ stories
Active UK professional footballer comes out as gay—the first in 30 years
Earlier this month, 17-year-old Jake Daniels, a forward for Blackpool FC in England’s second tier, came out publicly as gay in a statement released by the club. According to the British LGBTQ advocacy group Stonewall, Daniels is the first professional player to come out in the UK … [Read more...] about Active UK professional footballer comes out as gay—the first in 30 years
White House names first Black openly gay press secretary
There’s been another win in the realms of diversity and representation in the past week: President Joe Biden announced that Karine Jean-Pierre will take on the role of White House press secretary, replacing Jen Psaki who is expected to move on as a TV host at MSNBC. This would … [Read more...] about White House names first Black openly gay press secretary
Openly gay prince turned palace into safe haven for LGBTQ+ Indians
Countries around the world make encouraging and incremental progress toward equality every day. Many countries are banning inhumane practices such as conversion therapy, and some are making restitution to former victims of overturned anti-LGBTQ+ laws. While this is emboldening … [Read more...] about Openly gay prince turned palace into safe haven for LGBTQ+ Indians