Stigmabase | North America

LGBTQ nonprofit One Iowa Action said in a statement it “unequivocally condemns Josh Turek's recently released campaign ad and the policy shift it ... View article...

Many patients refused attendance to events that were labeled as trans or LGBT for fear of being outed.”  View article...

The Delaware native also played a role in efforts to persuade the American Psychiatric Association to stop classifying homosexuality as a mental ... View article...

LGBTQ candidates are running for office in general election races across New York City, though several are running unopposed — and some of the ... View article...

A new report indicates 60% of adult Catholics in the U.S. believe racism exists in their local community, with about 39% saying they experienced ... View article...

Recent amendments to the Higher Education Standards Framework (Threshold Standards) made in July 2026 will make preventing and responding to racism a ... View article...

A new study has found that residents in U.S. counties with at least one historic “sundown town” are more likely to exhibit racial bias today than those in counties with no former sundown towns. View article...

In many ways it doesn't matter what we, as a society, say. The reason the racism that began the story of America continues to be written into its ... View article...

“It's the entire LGBTQ in western North Carolina.” Nova said she believes the ad reinforces the stereotype that drag performers are attempting to ... View article...

In her June 24, 2013 story for The Advocate, “Remembering the Worst Mass Killing of LGBT People in U.S. History,” Diane wrote that in “the ... View article...

The deaths of LGBTQ luminaries SaVanna Wanzer and Rainey Cheeks both received media attention, but were they recognized in ways that truly reflect ... View article...

Oleg Nefedov, a judge of Russia's Supreme Court, reads out the verdict during a hearing to consider a request by the Ministry of Justice to ... View article...