A federal judge sided with the Trump administration on most of Minnesota's Title IX challenge, but let a funding-conditions claim move forward that could decide whether billions in federal education dollars can be used to force states to change transgender athletics policy.
As WorldPride Amsterdam wrapped up, Dutch State Secretary Judith Tielen delivered an unusually candid message: 25 years after pioneering marriage equality, the Netherlands isn't moving forward anymore — and standing still means falling behind.
Albania just issued its first hormone therapy guideline for trans adults, and the country's religious leaders are pushing back hard. We're spending part of our year in Tirana. Here's what that argument looks like from the ground.
With the march set for the first week of September, Belgrade Pride is heading into its most volatile year in over a decade, unfolding against a student-led uprising, street violence, and a government that has stopped pretending it's neutral.
The Supreme Court of Cassation approved gender marker changes for four transgender Bulgarians last month, ending a six-year freeze forced open by an EU court ruling in March.
We spent nearly three months living just outside Copenhagen. As the city's Pride Week fills the streets this week, here's what we'd want a queer nomad to know before landing.
Ghana's parliament adjourned for recess without voting on a plan to toughen sentencing in the Human Sexual Rights and Family Values Bill, leaving the already-passed version sitting on President Mahama's desk unchanged.
As WorldPride Amsterdam wrapped up, Dutch State Secretary Judith Tielen delivered an unusually candid message: 25 years after pioneering marriage equality, the Netherlands isn't moving forward anymore — and standing still means falling behind.
With the march set for the first week of September, Belgrade Pride is heading into its most volatile year in over a decade, unfolding against a student-led uprising, street violence, and a government that has stopped pretending it's neutral.
The Supreme Court of Cassation approved gender marker changes for four transgender Bulgarians last month, ending a six-year freeze forced open by an EU court ruling in March.
We spent nearly three months living just outside Copenhagen. As the city's Pride Week fills the streets this week, here's what we'd want a queer nomad to know before landing.
We've lived in and around Athens three separate times since 2015. Here's what we actually know about being queer, working remotely, and building a life in a city that's easy to underestimate.
Two weeks of WorldPride Amsterdam closed Saturday with a march from Martin Luther King Park to Museumplein, where marchers carried flags from Afghanistan and Pakistan alongside signs demanding the right to simply exist.
The Grammy-winning singer confirmed the engagement to The New York Times, three years into a relationship that's already inspired a Met Gala look and an entire album.
For the first time in 52 years, women are playing professional baseball in the US. Nearly a third of the inaugural roster is openly LGBTQ+, and that's not a footnote — it's the culture of the sport.
GLAAD's newly rebranded 'Where We Are in Film' study finds queer representation in major studio releases falling for the third straight year, dropping to 20.4% of films. The trans erasure is total.
