Global Black Pride to Hold Its First In-Person Event in 2022
The organization has held two virtual Pride events so far, each bringing in millions of viewers.
A Landmark Year for U.S. Cities in Advancing LGBTQ+ Equality
The number of cities earning a a perfect score on the Human Rights Campaign Foundation’s Municipal Equality Index has surpassed 100 for the first time.
How a Queer Couple Reimagined Edie Windsor as a Comics Superhero
The marriage equality warrior gets the comic book treatment by industry vets Cat Staggs and Amanda Deibert.
GOP Politicians Epically Fail to Shut Down LGBTQ+ Support Group
Local Republicans in Fulton County, Pa. rejected a funding increase for the county library because it was hosting the meetings, calling LGBTQ+ people a “hate group.” But library supporters have now made up for that and then some.
D.C. Corrections Officer Sues Department Over Antigay Harassment
A 24-year veteran corrections officer says his superiors repeatedly ignored his complaints of discrimination and intimidation from his fellow officers and from incarcerated people.
Same-Sex Couples Could Get Back Tax Benefits Under Biden Plan
President Biden’s social spending plan, the Build Back Better Act, could let some married couples file amended returns and potentially receive refunds.
Awesome Mom Has One Small Criticism of Their Trans Kid’s Coming-Out
This story really puts the r in heartwarming.
Frida Kahlo’s ‘Diego and I’ Smashes Record for Latin American Art
The queer icon’s self-portrait became the most expensive piece of artwork by a Latin American artist, surpassing the record held by her husband, Diego Rivera.
Vague queer en Valais
Attendue en novembre 2020, la soirée QueerNotzet voit le jour une année plus tard au Port-Franc à Sion. Le 27 novembre, tous les chemins queer mèneront en Valais. L’article Vague queer en Valais est apparu en premier sur 360°.
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