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LGBTQ+ parents in Florida are deeply concerned about the impact of the state’s Parental Rights in Education act — often referred to as the "don't say gay" law — with many considering a move out of the state, according to a new study. Read on »
The 2022 midterm election didn’t bring the red (Republican) wave that was predicted, but it did bring a rainbow wave, with at least 436 out LGBTQ+ candidates, almost all Democrats, winning their races; 100 more than in 2020. Out candidates had a 60 percent win rate, according to the LGBTQ Victory Fund.
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A group of LGBTQ+ activists gathered at the Connecticut state legislature on Monday to celebrate the formation of Equality Connecticut, a new queer-led organization focused on social justice. Read on »
Prayers for Bobby: A Mother’s Coming to Terms With the Suicide of Her Gay Son is being released as an audiobook for the first time. Read on »
A gay couple in Kentucky says that after enrolling several of their children in after-school programs, they were approached and told that the parents could not volunteer at games because of their sexual orientation. Read on »
Police in San Francisco yesterday announced a sixth suspected victim of a notorious serial killer who sketched his gay male victims before killing them during the 1970s. Police also increased the reward for information leading to the capture and conviction of the serial killer dubbed the Doodler from $200,000 to $250,000. Read on »
Pope Francis has made what many are calling a historic statement against laws that criminalize homosexuality. Read on »
It has been five long years of seeking justice since gay University of Pennsylvania student Blaze Bernstein was murdered. Read on »
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By Deion Broxton 
LGBTQ+ parents in Florida are deeply concerned about the impact of the state’s 
The 2022 midterm election 
A group of LGBTQ+ activists gathered at the 
Prayers for Bobby: A Mother’s Coming to Terms With the Suicide of Her Gay Son is being released as an audiobook for the first time. 
A gay couple in 
Police in 
Pope Francis has made what many are calling a historic statement against laws that criminalize homosexuality. 
It has been five long years of seeking justice since gay University of 
