LGBTQ+ Representation in Movies Decreases, Report Finds
While the number of films with LGBTQ+ characters has increased year-over-year, the proportion of that representation and other data points have decreased slightly.
Trans People’s Personal Data Sought by Texas Attorney General
Anti-LGBTQ+ AG Ken Paxton didn’t ultimately get the requested info — gender changes on driver’s licenses — but asking for it was an egregious effort to invade privacy, activists say.
Online Hate Fuels Attacks on Gender-Affirming Care Providers: Report
Anti-trans rhetoric from sources such as Libs of TikTok bears much of the responsibility, says the HRC Foundation report.
President Biden Gifts Marriage Equality Pen to Vice President Harris
The President thanked Vice President Kamala Harris for her support of the LGBTQ+ community by gifting her the pen with which he signed the landmark Respect for Marriage Act into law.
Republican Lawmakers Blame ‘Both Sides’ for Anti-LGBTQ+ Violence
On Wednesday, Republican lawmakers acted shocked that months of the GOP’s anti-LGBTQ+ rhetoric led to acts of violence against the same community.
Gender-Fluid Energy Dept. Official Sam Brinton Out After Theft Charges
Brinton has been charged in two cases that involved stealing luggage from airports.
Realities of Anti-LGBTQ+ Violence Take Center Stage at House Hearing
Survivors of the Club Q shooting and Pulse nightclub shooting spoke about the rise in anti-LGBTQ+ hatred during Wednesday’s House hearing.
Bi Oregon Gov. Kate Brown Commutes All Death Sentences
Brown, the nation’s first out bisexual governor, changed the sentences to life in prison without parole.
Vêtements et jouets genrés: diviser pour mieux vendre
À l’approche de Noël, la distinction «fille»/«garçon» tend à disparaître des catalogues et des rayons. Mais les vêtements et jouets genrés demeurent bien souvent présents. Heureusement, de plus en plus de marques brisent les codes. L’article Vêtements et jouets genrés: diviser pour mieux vendre est apparu en premier sur 360°.
Représenter un orient queer
Jusqu’au 19 février 2023, l’Institut du Monde Arabe, à Paris, donne la parole à une vingtaine d’artistes queer dans un tour d’horizon de la création contemporaine artistique d’Afrique du Nord et du Moyen-Orient. L’article Représenter un orient queer est apparu en premier sur 360°.

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