We have some major news regarding that Call Me By Your Name sequel people won’t stop talking about. No, not the Call Me By Your Name sequel that stars Timothie Chalamet and Armie Hammer reprising their roles as Elio and Oliver. We’re talking about the other one. Read more…
I had a relatively easy time with my own sexuality: a sheltered upbringing in Yorkshire in the 70s I came out to friends and family as gay while at university with no big issues. I moved to London and, for Read more…
Here’s the Trump-Pence administration’s latest attempt to undermine the rights and welfare of LGBTQ people and their families. The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) announced a final version of a regulation that would allow medical providers to cite Read more…
The antidiscrimination bill moves to the full House, even with the GOP trying to kill it. The House Judiciary Committee today approved the Equality Act, a wide-ranging bill banning discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity, moving it to Read more…
Matty Easton used his stage time to send a message to BYU’s LGBTQ+ community. One of America’s most notoriously anti-gay universities has a gay valedictorian. Matty Easton, a political science major at Utah’s Brigham Young University, which owned by the Read more…
Out Pennsylvania Representative Brian Sims, has come out publicly about his own use of PrEP (pre-exposure prophylaxis), a daily pill that has proven highly effective in preventing HIV transmission. “Starting this day off smart, proactive, and in control!” Sims wrote Read more…
More people than ever before have identified as bisexual in a major US survey, a trend which analysts have said is driven by women of colour. New data from the biannual General Social Survey (GSS) found that over 3 percent of Americans Read more…
Only two representatives voted against the bill. Neveda could become the fourth US state to ban the use of the gay and trans ‘panic’ defence in criminal cases, after a bill passed the State’s Senate. The bill will now go Read more…
Nigel Shelby was a 15-year-old a high school student in Huntsville, Alabama. A freshman at Huntsville High School, Shelby had faced homophobic bullying from classmates – bullying that let to Shelby taking his own life. “We were saddened to learn Read more…
Despite being “less risky overall,” same-sex borrowers are less likely to get a mortgage. When they are approved, they face higher interest. Gay borrowers are more likely to be denied mortgage loans, and those that do get approved pay higher Read more…