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Sabrina Carpenter Raises $1 Million for LGBTQ+ and Mental Health Causes

Sabrina Carpenter: A true ally and change champion Sabrina Carpenter isn't just talking about being an ally; she's living it. She's raised over $1 million supporting various charities, and she's put a particular focus on LGBTQ+ organizations. It just goes on and proves how artists can really use their platforms when they want. Her efforts are a great example and show how star power can become a f [...]

Read More... July 4, 2025 Rutger Sabrina Carpenter, LGBTQ+ rights, mental health, charity, Community Support

LGBTQ+ Income Disparity: New Survey Highlights Earnings Gap

Have you ever wondered about how earnings stack up between LGBTQ+ households and those that aren't? Well, a recent survey has uncovered some significant gaps. The Center For American Progress (CAP) found that LGBTQ+ households bring in about 15% less on average. That means they're earning only 85 cents compared with every dollar their non-LGBTQ+ counterparts make, creating an annual difference tha [...]

Read More... July 4, 2025 Rutger LGBTQ+, income disparity, workplace discrimination, equal pay, LGBTQ+ rights

Remembering Tahiry Broom: A Black Trans Woman's Life and Legacy

In a time when identity and acceptance are some truly tangled issues, losing anyone feels like a gut punch, reminding us how much more work we still have ahead. This rings especially true with Tahiry Broom's tragic passing—a Black trans woman whose life was senselessly cut short in Michigan. Her story shines a spotlight on what it means when race and gender intersect in a society that's often un [...]

Read More... July 4, 2025 Rutger LGBTQ+, Transgender Rights, Black Lives Matter, equality, social justice

JK Rowling Commends BBC Host for Gendered Language Correction on Air

In a recent live broadcast that quickly became a hot topic, BBC presenter Martine Croxall found herself at center stage after changing a scripted “pregnant people” reference on air. Instead, she opted on-the-spot, saying “pregnant women.” This sparked a whirlwind on social media, catching both applause and criticism from viewers and public figures alike. Martine Croxall's on-air language [...]

Read More... July 4, 2025 Rutger LGBTQ+, media, Gender Identity, Inclusivity, J.K. Rowling

Trump's Impact on Democracy and Rights: A Closer Look

How Trump's policies are changing democracy and civil rights As Donald Trump steps back up as President, we're witnessing some big changes in how things work in our democracy and our society. He's been rolling out a bunch more Executive Orders, many being challenged in court, that touch on a wide range. One controversial move he's made? Pardoning folks involved in violent acts against police. He' [...]

Read More... July 4, 2025 Rutger Trump Administration, Democracy, LGBTQ rights, Civil Liberties, political activism

Landmark Settlement for LGBTQ+ Rights: Lesbian Officer Wins $750,000

The fight against inequality and injustice marches forward, with recent legal wins paving new paths. In a standout case on workplace discrimination, a lesbian police officer received a significant payout after enduring harassment from her peers. This outcome shines a light on why it's vital that institutions are held accountable and shows just how powerful standing up can be. Dig deep: What happe [...]

Read More... July 4, 2025 Rutger LGBTQ+, Discrimination, Lawsuit, Police, equality

Shobna Gulati Embraces Non-Binary Identity: "Freedom to Be Me"

British TV star Shobna Gulati embraces a non-binary identity Shobna Gulati, a beloved face on British television thanks mostly in part due her unforgettable role on *Coronation Street*, has an inspiring story she wants us all in on. At 58, she's opened up about identifying as non-binary—a realization she'd known in her heart but only now feels empowered enough express fully. A journey in self- [...]

Read More... July 4, 2025 Rutger LGBTQ+, non-binary, Shobna Gulati, Coronation Street, Gender Identity

Global Protest Erupts Against Argentinian President's Anti-LGBTQ+ Remarks

Earlier this month, something remarkable happened. Millions in Argentina and beyond came together, united against some shocking anti-LGBTQ+ comments from Argentina's President Javier Milei. The uproar began after Milei's controversial speech at Davos' World Economic Forum where he targeted and criticized LGBTQ+ communities worldwide. President Milei's controversial speech In January, President M [...]

Read More... July 4, 2025 Rutger LGBTQ+, protests, Argentina, human rights, Activism

Understanding the Impact of Deepfakes on LGBTQ+ Communities

Deepfake danger: How it's reshaping our society In today's rapidly evolving tech scene, we're seeing more than just cool gadgets—now we've got something called "deep fakes." Using artificial intelligence and deep learning, these realistic-looking fakes can morph videos, images, and audio in ways that are both fascinating and frightening. While sometimes they're harmless fun, they can also cause [...]

Read More... July 4, 2025 Rutger LGBTQ+, deepfakes, privacy, cybersecurity, advocacy

Alexander Skarsgård and Pedro Pascal Share a Moment at Cannes Film Premiere of "Pillion"

At this year's Cannes Film Festival, Alexander Skarsgård and Pedro Pascal wowed audiences with their performances in a film that pushes all kinds off conventional storytelling limits, titled "Pillion." Helmed by director Harry Lighton, this film paints a vivid picture by delving deep and unapologetically, right smack in a queer biker culture, unraveling power dynamics and relationships. Premieri [...]

Read More... July 3, 2025 Rutger LGBTQ+, Film, Cannes, Queer Cinema, Alexander Skarsgård

Ex-England Star Fran Kirby on Privacy for LGBTQ+ Players Ahead of 2025 Euros

As we gear up excitedly towards UEFA Women's Euro 2025, Fran Kirby, a former England football star, brings a heartfelt reminder on why it matters so much that we respect LGBTQ+ players' privacy in women‘s football. Even after hanging up her boots with England, Kirby remains a vocal advocate, emphasizing that players should have every right not just in how they perform on pitch, but also in keepi [...]

Read More... July 3, 2025 Rutger LGBTQ+, Women's Football, privacy, Fran Kirby, UEFA Women's Euro 2025

UK Supreme Court Decision on Gender Recognition Act Stirs Debate

The UK's Supreme Court recently delivered a landmark ruling that has sparked intense debate over transgender rights. The court decided that transgender women aren't legally recognized as women under current law unless they have a Gender Recognition Certificate (GRC). This decision has major implications, touching every corner from healthcare and jobs, right down even access within essential servic [...]

Read More... July 3, 2025 Rutger Transgender Rights, UK law, LGBTQ+ Community, gender recognition, Legal Reform

Exciting Birmingham Pride 2025 Line-Up Announced

Birmingham Pride 2025 promises a vibrant celebration filled with love, diversity, and community spirit. With an exciting lineup featuring five top-charting UK acts, this festival remains one heavyweight champion among LGBTQ+ events nationwide. Having charmed over 40,000 attendees annually since its 1997 kickoff, Birmingham Pride offers an inclusive and lively experience that's hard not be swept up [...]

Read More... July 3, 2025 Rutger Birmingham Pride, LGBTQ+ Festival, UK Pride events, Live Music, Community Celebration

Egale Canada Withdraws from WorldPride Due to U.S. Policy Concerns

Egale Canada, widely recognized as a leading voice in LGBTQ advocacy, recently made a bold decision that's stirring conversations worldwide. They've chosen not just any action but a significant one: skipping all events in America, including WorldPride in Washington from May 17 through June 8. This stand comes on account, primarily, due policies enacted by Trump's administration, raising worries am [...]

Read More... July 3, 2025 Rutger LGBTQ, WorldPride, Egale Canada, Trump Policies, LGBTQ advocacy

Kristen Stewart and Dylan Meyer Celebrate Marriage in Intimate LA Ceremony

Kristen Stewart and Dylan Meyer: A new chapter begins Kristen Stewart and Dylan Meyer have officially leaped from engagement blissfully onto married life! They tied their knot on a calm Sunday, April 20, right at their cozy Los Angeles home. There was an intimate vibe, no fuss, just heartfelt vows exchanged in a circle close-knit with love. This milestone follows their engagement announcement in [...]

Read More... July 3, 2025 Rutger Kristen Stewart, Dylan Meyer, celebrity wedding, LGBTQ+ couple, Love Story

Celebrating Diversity and Community in the Heart of the City

Immerge yourself in our lively neighborhood culture Tucked away in a buzzing part somewhere in this vast city, our neighborhood, fondly known as 'the Barrio,' feels much more like a living organism than just an arrangement or collection or whatever you want call it with buildings. It's a shining testament showcasing a fusion cultures and identities all thriving in harmony here. The Barrio boast [...]

Read More... July 3, 2025 Rutger LGBTQ, Community, culture, diversity, identity

Jujubee Talks Trump, Tokenism, and Her Future Beyond Drag Race

Jujubee's journey: finding freedom and a fresh start in drag Jujubee seems completely at ease these days. "I have complete autonomy over what I do," she tells me during our morning video chat, her voice calm and soothing. It's quite a shift from her fiery persona on *RuPaul's Drag Race*, where she was famous not only her sharp wit but also her unforgettable one-liners, like telling a fellow conte [...]

Read More... July 3, 2025 Rutger Jujubee, Drag Race, LGBTQ+, drag queens, reality TV

Unveiling the Craft: Insights from Ann Foley on Designing Costumes for "The Last Of Us" Season 2

Fans are buzzing with excitement as we eagerly await season two's arrival in "The Last Of Us." It's a great time now, before it's released, 
to appreciate those creative minds behind this post-apocalyptic saga, especially Ann Foley, whose costume designs play a key role in shaping how we see and connect with these characters. Her innovative work doesn't just dress actors; it helps tell their sto [...]

Read More... July 3, 2025 Rutger The Last of Us, Costume Design, Ann Foley, Behind the Scenes, TV series

Tensions Rise at Trump Tower Pride Event as Controversial Rant Sparks Outrage

Picture this: it's a Saturday evening in bustling New York City, and a Pride event at Trump Tower, hosted by none other than The Log Cabin Republicans, takes a rather unexpected twist. "PrideRight," as it was called, was supposed you bring together LGBTQ+ supporters who back Donald Trump. But things got heated when a MAGA influencer took center stage. The event was nestled in Trump Tower's lower [...]

Read More... July 3, 2025 Rutger LGBTQ+, Pride, Politics, Islamophobia, Trump

Join the Joyful Voices of the New Jersey Gay Men's Chorus in Asbury Park

If you've got a passion (or even just a secret love)for singing and are looking around New Jersey, you might want just find your tribe with an amazing group: The New Jersey Gay Men's Chorus. This talented ensemble doesn't just hit all those beautiful notes; it's a place where you can really feel at home, especially if you're part or allyofth LGBTQ+ community. It doesn't matter whether you've sung [...]

Read More... July 3, 2025 Rutger LGBTQ+, music, Community, choir, New Jersey

In Memoriam: Turner Freeman, a Beloved Librarian and Advocate

**Remembering Sheldon 'Turner' Freeman: A Trailblazer in Advocacy** On December 23, 2023, we lost a remarkable voice in both Black and LGBTQ+ advocacy, Sheldon ‘Turner' Freeman. Deeply rooted in his work with D.C. Public Library, Turner left us at 64 in his Steelton, Pennsylvania home, having suffered a heart attack. His sudden passing has felt like a shockwave, leaving an undeniable absence ye [...]

Read More... July 3, 2025 Rutger LGBTQ+, Black history, Community Advocate, Librarian, In Memoriam

Green Party Leadership Divided on Trans Rights

Unpacking a landmark decision by UK's Supreme Court The UK Supreme Court's recent decision on defining "women" and "sex" has set off a huge debate, particularly rattling through circles like those in and around The Green Party. By stating "women" as "biological women" and "sex" as "biological sex," this ruling has raised concerns, especially from LGBTQ+ advocacy groups, about what this means goin [...]

Read More... July 3, 2025 Rutger LGBTQ+, trans rights, Green Party, UK politics, Equality Act

Wes Streeting's Meeting with Controversial Group Sparks Debate

Health Secretary Wes Streeting has recently come under fire after meeting with a parent support group known more controversy than support. Some say their views on gender identity, especially practices similar in nature and impact as ‘conversion therapy,' aren't exactly in line with supporting transgender youth. Understanding where this debate began Back in June, as we were gearing up toward a g [...]

Read More... July 3, 2025 Rutger LGBTQ+, Transgender Rights, conversion therapy, Healthcare Policy, Wes Streeting

Omari Douglas and Alexander Lincoln Discuss the Impactful Themes of New Play "This Bitter Earth"

Exploring emotions in This Bitter Earth When Omari Douglas first read Harrison David Rivers' play *This Bitter Earth*, he felt an immediate and genuine connection with its emotional depth. Reflecting on that moment from a rehearsal room in South London, Douglas muses, "I felt a profound connection." Joining Douglas on stage at London's Soho Theatre, where Billy Porter directs, Alexander Lincoln [...]

Read More... July 3, 2025 Rutger LGBTQ+, Theatre, social justice, love, Activism
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