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Lesbian Teacher Branded a “Witch” Wins $1.2 Million Settlement
Rose Tagnesi says she was targeted by the school district for defending LGBTQ students and mocked as a "witch" by a school board trustee.
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U.K. Identifies New Hybrid Strain of Mpox
Experts say the new strain highlights the virus's ability to evolve, and urge at-risk groups to get vaccinated as a precaution.
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RuPaul’s Drag Race Season 18: Meet the New Queens
MTV’s hit series returns January 2 with a new cast, a sewing-challenge twist, and the show’s first-ever drag mother/daughter duo.
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Vandal Defaces Girl Scouts’ Rainbow Bridge Memorial in Reno
The project was intended to honor deceased pets, but many think it was vandalized because of the rainbow’s link to the LGBTQ community.
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USTA Quietly Bans Trans Athletes From Women’s Tennis
The new eligibility policy adopts the definition of “female” set forth in Trump’s executive order and aligns with U.S. Olympic organizations.
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Florida Man Charged With Attempted Murder for Shooting Neighbor
Victim's friends say the alleged shooter had previously harassed him by smearing feces on his house and posting anti-LGBTQ slur signs.
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Grindr’s Sex Expert Zachary Zane on the Biggest User Trends
Grindr’s in-house sex expert discusses the app’s top "tags," LGBTQ identities, and evolving user behavior beyond hookups.
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Folger Tribute Explores Emily Dickinson’s Queer Love Letters
Martha Nell Smith reflects on Emily Dickinson’s intimate letters, her secret queer romance, and the poet's enduring legacy.
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DOJ Rolls Back LGBTQ Prison Rape Protections
A new DOJ memo tells auditors to ignore PREA standards meant to protect transgender, intersex, and gender-nonconforming inmates.
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A Few Feet Away Review: When Grindr Becomes an Addiction
Raw and wryly funny, "A Few Feet Away" follows the hookup exploits of a Grindr-obsessed twink in Buenos Aires.
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Judge Blocks Georgia Ban on Gender-Affirming Care
A federal judge has blocked Georgia state and prison authorities from denying hormone therapy to transgender prisoners.
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Salisbury Mayor Removes Pride Crosswalks, Triggering Backlash
Residents say the removal sends a message that LGBTQ visibility is no longer welcome in the Eastern Shore college town.
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HBO’s Homoerotic ‘Heated Rivalry’ Sets Social Media Ablaze
Fans thirst over the hockey drama’s leads as critics question its authenticity, casting choices, and queer representation.
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U.S. Crowned ‘Daddy Capital of the World’ in “Grindr Unwrapped”
Annual report reveals South Africa has the most bottoms, Switzerland the most twinks, Ireland the most bears, and the UK the most "fem tops."
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Ole Miss Student Jay Lee’s Killer Gets 40-Year Sentence
Sheldon Herrington Jr. pleaded guilty to killing Jimmie Lee just as he was set to face a second murder trial.
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OU Places Transgender TA on Leave Over Grading Dispute
OU student claims religious discrimination after getting a zero on an essay that cited the Bible and railed against gender-nonconformity.
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Gallego Defends Texts Mocking Democrats’ Gender Expression
The Arizona senator says the leaked texts echo concerns he has long raised about Democrats’ image and inclusivity.
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Danilo Gambini on The Shape of Adulthood
With "A Case for the Existence of God," director Danilo Gambini explores what we inherit, what we learn, and what adult life asks of us.
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Kuala Lumpur Police Accused of Botching ‘Gay Spa’ Raid
Authorities arrested 201 men but brought no charges, saying they couldn’t prove any illicit same-sex activity.
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Pura Vida with Pride: LGBTQ-Friendly Costa Rica
From San José to the Pacific coast, Costa Rica offers LGBTQ travelers warmth, openness, and unforgettable experiences.
