Pulse nightclub demolition set for March to make way for memorial
Demolition of the Pulse nightclub in Orlando, the site of a mass shooting in 2016, will take place in mid-March in preparation for the construction of a permanent memorial, local media report.
Hillary Clinton and Sarah McBride expose how weaponizing ‘scarcity’ drives anti-trans political attacks
The first out transgender member of the U.S. Congress took the world stage in Germany last week, warning that attacks on people like her and on LGBTQ+ rights more broadly are being weaponized in the current political climate, as she joined former first lady and Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton on a high-profile panel …
Gay man says ICE is keeping his husband jailed even though they’ve agreed to leave the U.S.
A married couple from Azerbaijan says the Trump administration is keeping one husband locked in an immigration detention center in Georgia even though both men, one of whom is a legal permanent resident, have agreed to leave the United States immediately. Their case raises questions about why the government is continuing to hold him at …
Two lawsuits ask federal judges to protect Stonewall Monument’s Pride flag from Trump’s history rewrite
Two federal lawsuits filed this week have turned a single flagpole in New York City’s Greenwich Village into a referendum on how the United States tells its own story.
Comment Heated Rivalry met en scène le désir gay
La romance gay phénomène Heated Rivalry est arrivée sur la plateforme HBO Max à raison d’un épisode par semaine. Dans cette deuxième partie de leur chronique qui s’intéresse aux scènes les plus hot de la série canadienne, Nathan Lautier et Anaïs Lecoq analysent la mise en scène du désir. L’article Comment Heated Rivalry met en …
Remembering Jesse Jackson’s longtime advocacy for LGBTQ+ equality
The Rev. Jesse Jackson, the civil rights leader who died Tuesday morning at age 84, was a longtime supporter of LGBTQ+ equality, arguing for an inclusive and intersectional movement championing the rights of all marginalized people.
Un western queer dans le désert chilien
Avec Le mystérieux regard du flamant rose, Diego Céspedes plonge dans le Chili des années 1980, où une petite communauté queer fait face à la haine et à la peur suscitée par le «cancer gay». L’article Un western queer dans le désert chilien est apparu en premier sur 360°.
California sues Trump admin over its demand to forcibly out trans students
The state of California has sued the U.S. Department of Education and the entire federal government over their threat to withhold funds totaling $4.9 billion annually because of the state law against forced outing of transgender students.
New York City Council advances resolution opposing Stonewall Pride flag removal
The New York City Council has advanced a resolution urging Congress to protect LGBTQ history at Stonewall National Monument after the Trump administration ordered Pride flags to be removed from the site.
Trump administration must facilitate return of men sent to El Salvador’s CECOT back to the U.S., judge rules
A federal judge on Thursday ordered the Trump administration to facilitate the return to the United States of people it deported to El Salvador’s Terrorism Confinement Center, or CECOT, ruling that the government violated their due process rights and must now begin to remedy the consequences of those removals.
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