7 takeaways from the Supreme Court hearing on Tennessee’s ban on gender-affirming care for youth
The U.S. Supreme Court heard oral arguments Wednesday in U.S. v. Skrmetti, a case that could shape the future of transgender rights in the United States. At issue is Tennessee’s law, SB 1, banning gender-affirming medical care for minors. The law prohibits the use of puberty blockers and hormones for the treatment of gender dysphoria …
77% of LGBTQ+ young people have faced workplace sexual harassment, new research finds
Unwanted sexual attention and behaviour are a persistent problem in many workplace cultures. But the workplace sexual harassment of LGBTQ employees is often overlooked.
Ron DeSantis may be tapped by Donald Trump to head Defense Department
Will Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis quit his job to be President-elect Donald Trump’s Secretary of Defense?
Meet Michele Rayner, who could become Florida’s first queer woman Senator
Florida Rep. Michele Rayner will try to make history in 2026 as the first queer woman elected to the Florida Senate.
«De la sueur, du poil et de la testostérone»
Le photographe gay français Marc Martin est de retour avec un nouveau livre de photos, So what?!, portrait intime et empouvoirant d’un jeune boxeur gay et trans croisé à Berlin, qui envoie les préjugés au tapis. L’article «De la sueur, du poil et de la testostérone» est apparu en premier sur 360°.
The confessions of a retired gas-lighter
Why is coming out in the 21st century so hard?
Being grateful for the L, the G, the B, the T, the Q, and the + this year
In the 1980s and early ‘90s, AIDS victims and gay and bi men were treated as pariahs, not only by society, but also by health care individuals, and most especially by the federal government. Ronald Reagan ignored the crisis, U.S. Senators condemned gay men, and many doctors wouldn’t treat AIDS patients.
Peggy Caserta, the lesbian creator of bell-bottom jeans and lover of Janis Joplin, has died at age 84
Peggy Caserta, a lover of rock icon Janis Joplin, has died at age 84.
Instead of reporting on actual news, the New York Times goes after trans people again
The New York Times is at it again: “To get on the wrong side of transgender activists is often to endure their unsparing criticism…”
Federal government eases rules on organ transplants between donors and recipients with HIV
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services has eased the regulations on kidney and liver donations between HIV-positive donors and HIV-positive recipients, something that HHS says will increase access to these organs.
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