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Rainbow Families Not Recognized in Half of EU
Rainbow families — families in which parents identify as LGBTQ — are not recognized by almost half of the European Union, a new study examines.
Police Investigating Hate Crime Vandalization of Gay Couple's Christmas Decorations
Eureka, Cal. police are investigating the vandalization of a gay couple's Christmas decorations in their front yard.
New Study: Bisexual Men More Prone to Eating Disorders Than Gay Men
A new study shows that bisexual men are more likely to experience eating disorders than gay, and even heterosexual, men.
VA Congressman Censured by Own Party for Officiating Same-Sex Marriage
On Saturday, the Appomattox County Republican Committee censured GOP Rep. Denver Riggleman for officiating a same-sex marriage last year, as well as condemning President Trump and congratulating President-elect Joe Biden.
Watch: Gay High Schooler Suspended for Painted Nails Receives Overwhelming Support
A gay high school student in Texas who was suspended for painting his nails has received overwhelming public support after starting a Change.org petition.
WorldPride Summit in Sweden Will Bring Together Politician, Officials and Activists
A groundbreaking international summit will take place next year in Malmö during WorldPride, including
Gay Belgian Man Attacked, Fears Reporting Crime to Police
A gay man in Belgium was attacked and knocked to the ground, but fears reporting the homophobic hate crime to local police after homophobic remarks from authorities six years prior.
Suspended Gay TX High Schooler Addresses School Board, Discriminatory Policy
A gay high school teen in Texas suspended for wearing nail polish chastised the local school board on Monday for being denied an education.
Palm Beach County and Boca Raton Petition for Conversion Therapy Re-Hearing
Palm Beach County and Boca Raton are challenging a court panel decision in November that reversed a ban on conversion therapy.
Michigan Court Rules Companies Can Refuse to Serve Gay People
A Michigan court ruled this week that companies can refuse to serve people on the basis of sexual orientation.
Four NJ High School Teachers Suspended for Homophobic Comments
Four high school teachers who made homophobic comments in a Zoom class last month have been suspended with pay.
No NFL Support of LGBTQ Community in My Cause My Cleats
Of the hundreds of NFL players participating in My Cause My Cleats this week, at least ten are supporting causes that either perpetuate or seek to dismantle anti-LGBTQ bias.
Watch: Gay Man's Viral Video of Mother Denouncing His Engagement
Henry Jimenez, a gay Mexican man, has gone viral for a heartbreaking video where his religious mother berates him for getting engaged and being gay.
Mara Gomez First Transgender Woman to Play Football in Argentina
Mara Gomez made history on Monday by becoming the first transgender woman to play professional football in Argentina.
Anti-LGBTQ Private School Where Karen Pence Teaches Receives $725k COVID-19 Relief
The private Christian school where Karen Pence teaches received nearly $725,000 through the US government's Paycheck Protection Program for COVID-19 relief.
Labour Shadow Minister Resigns Over Same-Sex Marriage Comment
Janet Daby, the Labour party's shadow minister for faith, has resigned after saying public officials in the UK should have the right to deny certifying same-sex marriages.
Biden May Have Won Election Due to LGBTQ Voters, New Report Says
A new report published by the Washington Post suggests that President-elect Joe Biden may have won the 2020 election because of higher LGBTQ voter turnout.
Election Heartthrob Steve Kornacki Joins Football Night in America
The 2020 MSNBC election correspondent and popular crush Steve Kornacki will join Football Night in America, starting this Sunday.
White House Takes Credit for Bush-Era World AIDS Day Commemoration
The White House has shamelessly taken credit for honoring World AIDS Day "in a way that no president has before," according to Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany.
Taiwan Held One of 2020's Few Prides, This is What It Looked Like
Taiwan held one of the world's only live Pride events in 2020, due to its efforts to control the coronavirus pandemic. LGBTQ civil rights activist Chi Chia-wei was prominently featured.