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In the wake of a recent U.S. Supreme Court decision that curtailed states’ ability to prohibit so-called “conversion therapy” outright, Colorado lawmakers are advancing a bill to deter the practice through civil liability rather than direct bans.

Six transgender Idaho residents filed a federal lawsuit Thursday in the U.S. District Court for the District of Idaho seeking to block enforcement of a restrictive new state law that makes it a crime to use public restrooms that do not align with a person’s sex assigned at birth.

The Trump administration is moving to strip away federal housing protections for transgender people, proposing a rule that would allow federally funded shelters and housing programs to decide placement based on sex assigned at birth rather than gender identity.

Florida Republicans approved a new congressional map Wednesday, designed to lock in GOP power in Washington and hand their party as many as 4 additional U.S. House seats.

Considering treatment options can feel like an overwhelming process for many people newly diagnosed with HIV. That being said, as medicine has advanced over the years, there are more options for people living with HIV to manage their care and explore multiple avenues of medicine. In this episode of The Talk, advocates share examples from …

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°.