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Now More Than Ever: The Importance of LGBTQ Activism

For half a century, the arc of LGBTQ progress in America has bent — slowly, imperfectly — toward justice. We fought for visibility, for legal protections, for the right to marry, serve openly, and live with dignity. Each generation built on the courage of the last. View article...

As HBCU Graduations Near, Some LGBTQ Students Are Left Without Ceremony

How Morehouse and Clark Atlanta students are fighting to be celebrated as queer and gay representation and resources roll back in higher ... View article...

Australia lifts additional restrictions on LGBTQ blood donors

The Australian Red Cross Blood Service (Lifeblood) has lifted additional restrictions on LGBTQ people who want to donate blood. View article...

LGBTQ voters hope to knock out vulnerable Republicans and boost Democrats to victory

A major LGBTQ rights group is putting money behind efforts to turn out voters in swing districts and key battleground states in 2026 as Democrats feel bolder about their chances of retaking the House and possibly even the Senate. View article...

UN-backed roadmap provides blueprint for eradicating poverty beyond growth

The Roadmap draws on contributions from more than 400 experts across the UN system, academia, governments, civil society and ... View article...

Research investment launched to tackle prostate cancer racial inequalities

Research is vital for us to get the answers we need.” Prostate cancer inequality . By combining scientific discovery, community leadership and ... View article...

India's Human Rights at a Crossroads: Repression, Inequality, and the Erosion of ...

Across regions, the report highlights intensifying armed conflicts, deepening inequalities , the erosion of civil liberties, and the misuse of ... View article...

Pope decries inequality on last day of Africa tour

Pope Leo used the last full day of his four-nation Africa tour on Wednesday to ‌speak out against wealth inequality, urging believers to work to bridge the gap between rich and poor as he traversed oil-rich Equatorial Guinea.  View article...

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...