The Netherlands Says Royals Can Wed Same-Sex Partner and Keep the Crown
Twenty years ago, back in 2001, the Netherlands became the first nation in the world to legalize gay marriage. Since…
Twenty years ago, back in 2001, the Netherlands became the first nation in the world to legalize gay marriage. Since…
On Thursday, the New York City Council claimed to make a tough decision: They decided to put forward legislation that…
Previously, we reported that cities and regions around Poland are declaring themselves as “LGBT-Fee” zones, and trying to “rid themselves…
At midnight, on April 1st, 2001, The Netherlands wed four gay couples, officially legalizing gay marriage in the country. The…
Equaldex is a user-generated “knowledge base,” as founder Dan Leveille put it during our interview. Leveille works for a marketing…
The Human Rights Campaign has reported that there have been 10 murders against LGBTQ people in just 15 months in…
On the state level, 2021 has been a devastating year for the LGBTQ community, with numerous bigoted laws being passed…
New alarming information has been released by the Web Integrity Project revealing that the Trump administration is altering and deleting…
Costa Rica, the Central American nation known for its gorgeous beaches, lush jungles, and abundant wildlife, is about to be…
The Catholic Diocese of Marquette, Michigan has instituted new rules that ban LGBTQ people from taking part in church sacraments…
Rolling Stone has reported that Cyndi Lauper is set to receive the first-ever High Note Global Prize. The award, created…
At midnight on May 26, 2020 same-sex marriage became law in Costa Rica, making it the first Central American country…
The United Kingdom has just expanded Turing’s Law, a measure that seeks to pardon LGBTQ people who were convicted of…
This last decade was a tremendous one for gay rights. The USA became the most populous nation to legalize gay…
Marie Cau made history by becoming the first openly transgender person to be elected as mayor in France. Cau is…
President Joe Biden showed his continued support of the LGBTQ community last week by taking time to tell young LGBTQ…
Today, the Human Rights Campaign, along with other human rights groups released statements condemning Brunei for their move to implement…
Back in 2017, California enacted a law, known as Assembly Bill 1887, that bars state-sponsored travel for state employees to…
Larry Kramer died at age 84 today, leaving behind a body of work that changed not only the LGBTQ community,…
The organization Out Leadership releases a yearly study that seeks to find the best states for the LGBTQ people to…
On Monday, a new ad campaign from Cathay Pacific titled “Move Beyond” was meant to showcase the airline’s dedication and…
According to the Jakarta Post, Indonesia’s government has just drafted a bill demanding “family resilience.” The bill claims that homosexuality…
Back in July of 2019, the African nation of Gabon criminalized sex between two people of the same gender. The…
Once again, the party that is so intent on “saving kids” has turned to harassing and threatening them instead. In…
Mounir Baatour, a lawyer in the Northern African country of Tunisia, has declared that he’s running for president. This makes…
Starbucks is in a bit of a predicament at the moment. The company just released an ad in the UK…
The votes are in from the recent election in Russia, which saw the nation voting (or did they?) for a…
On Monday, July 22, gay rights activist and politician, Taiga Ishikawa, was elected to Japan’s National Parliament. Ishikawa won a…
According to the South China Morning Post, a Judge in Hong Kong just deemed it unconstitutional for the government to…
A new rule from the Department of Housing and Urban Development is seeking to allow federally-funded homeless shelters to decide…