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The first openly gay Fortune 500 CEO, Tim Cook said Alabama was 'too slow' on LGBTQ+ rights

He is stepping down from the helm of Apple after leading the company following Steve Jobs' death in 2011. View article...

Doctors can refuse to treat LGBTQ+ patients in several states

For LGBTQ+ people, knowing your rights as a patient and seeking out LGBTQ +-affirming providers and community health centers can help mitigate some of ... View article...

Israel set to host Middle East's largest pride festival

Israel will host the Middle East's largest-ever LGBTQ festival in the summer, with organizers set to construct a veritable "Pride City" in the ... View article...

LGBTQ-supporting non-profit with outreach to 'Weird Kids' receives 'banned' books, donated ...

A Madison bookstore made good on its pledge to donate banned books to a local non-profit that conducts various outreach, including a group for… View article...

Florida Pride fest gains growing support, despite anti-LGBTQ politics

Corporate sponsors have pulled out of other LGBTQ events around Florida, such as Palm Beach Pride. · Treasure Coast Pride Fest at St. Lucie County ... View article...

Toronto's Anti-Black Racism Plan Faces Pressure to Deliver Real Results at Year Five

... Racism —an initiative with direct impact on neighborhoods like Regent Park and Moss Park. The update, presented at the Economic and Community ... View article...

Why It's Important to Talk about Race with Children

In 2022, even though research on white parents discussing racism was still emerging, my colleagues and I argued that they needed to have these ... View article...

Planning row in Scots town leads to claims of racism and misinformation

One local anti- racism campaigner said the row had led to "division, discrimination and hate" and that racism was building in the town. Angus ... View article...

Amnesty International warns of 'worrying' racism before French presidential election

"The virulence of the political and media debate, particularly the racist attacks and the abuse directed at the rule of law, are extremely worrying ... View article...

Pentagon prayer guest sparks uproar

Doug Wilson, a self-described Christian nationalist who has called for repealing women’s right to vote and criminalizing homosexuality, delivered a 15-minute sermon at the Pentagon. Invited by Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, Wilson’s message avoided political rhetoric and focused on faith, according to attendees View article...

Denver's 'lesbian bar' is gone, but these LGBTQ+, women-owned spaces are still here

From bars and breweries to shops and boxing gyms, and even a soon-to-open roller-skating rink, LGBTQ+ women-owned places in Denver offering safe ... View article...

Nonbinary Parents' Day highlights highs and lows nonbinary parents face year round

The struggles that trans and nonbinary people face in society aren’t always slurs and the fear of being attacked in bathrooms. View article...