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The U.S. Supreme Court on Wednesday ruled that Louisiana’s second majority-Black congressional district was an unconstitutional racial gerrymander and sharply narrowed how the Voting Rights Act can be used to challenge discriminatory election maps.

After Saturday’s traumatic event at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner at the Washington Hilton, Senator Lindsey Graham was quick with a balm and a solution.

Dans Zizi Zozio à voir à l’Arsenic à Lausanne du 30 mai au 3 juin, Marvin M’toumo donne corps à une créature fragile et flamboyante pour raconter l’enfance, les violences, la honte et le silence. Un seul en scène entre conte cruel, poésie sonore et cri politique. L’article Dans Zizi Zozio, Marvin M’toumo fait entendre …

Longtemps reléguée aux marges, aux fanzines et aux circuits alternatifs, la BD queer s’est construite comme un espace de lutte, de désir et d’autoreprésentation. Avec l’exposition Quel.le.x.s Combles!, présentée à Pyxis dans le cadre de BDFIL, le curateur Joachim Guex fait dialoguer les pionnier·ère·x·s des comix queer underground avec une nouvelle génération d’artistes qui continue …

Au Théâtre Saint Gervais, les tentatives fructueuses de l’inimitable Samir Kennedy s’imposent à travers un double programme : Chaos Ballad et IT’S GOT LEGS!!!!!!, deux spectacles crépusculaires qui condensent tout l’univers inventif de l’artiste. L’article Samir Kennedy et ses fantômes au Théâtre Saint Gervais est apparu en premier sur 360°.

In recent days, Tennessee Republicans have moved a cluster of bills affecting transgender people across multiple areas of public life, from schools and government policy to health care and access to shared facilities.

A new federal inquiry into television ratings is drawing sharp backlash from LGBTQ+ advocates, who warn it could mark a turning point in how the government treats queer representation in media.

✍️ The annual White House Correspondents’ Dinner approaches this weekend, and President Trump is set to make his first appearance at the event during either of his presidencies. It comes at a chilling moment for the free press, writes former White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre.

At Baylor University, a private Baptist institution in Waco, Texas, where questions of faith and identity have long been tightly policed, students gathered Wednesday for something that, until recently, would have been difficult to imagine.

For the first time in his presidency, Donald Trump is set to attend the White House Correspondents’ Dinner, an event meant to celebrate the First Amendment and the role of a free press. The symbolism would be notable under any circumstances. At this moment, it is something closer to jarring.