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Americans increasingly resemble Western Europeans in attitudes about LGBT rights and gender equality, and they generally are more progressive than Central and Eastern Europeans.

Aimee Stephens told her boss she is transgender. Two weeks later her boss fired her because she was no longer going to "represent himself as a man." Here's everything we know about her landmark Supreme Court case.

The largest study of same-sex sexual behavior finds the genetics are complicated, and social and environmental factors are also key.

Influencer Davey Wavey's new mission: to teach his millions of fans and followers how to better connect — and live their best sex lives.

Don Zarda died before his discrimination case reached the Supreme Court. His sister and his partner have kept the case moving on his behalf.

They didn't set out to change history; they weren't the first LGBT Americans to mobilize against bias. Yet the June 1969 uprising by young gays, lesbians and transgender people in New York City, clash

Fifty years after the Stonewall riots, the transformation in attitudes toward gay people stands out among social movements, researchers say.

Veteran campaigner rounds on government for lack of guidance to schools after Birmingham parent protests

First Ever Virtual Sport-A-Thon and FunRaiser! KindRED Pride Foundation is proud to announce their first ever “Pride Cup.” The Pride Cup in 2019 will be a Virtual Sport-A-Thon & FunRaiser, an online event where people around the world can participate and be part of the Red Shirt Pride Day Around the World – a global event inspired by the 29-year tradition that started at Walt Disney World® Resorts back in 1991.

Marriott International and major Wall Street banks have been among the most vocal defenders of LGBT rights, but sponsorship of an event honoring Brazil's new president, Jair Bolsonaro, who has made controversial comments about the LGBT community, calls into question their previous actions and statements.

This month, there have been two memorable public displays of affection by LGBT politicians Lori Lightfoot and Pete Buttigieg—both loving and also brave and revolutionary.

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India and Angola legalised same-sex relations in 2018, while Chad criminalised gay sex

CHANNEL Q to Reach 32 Total Markets Including Baltimore, Buffalo, Cleveland and St. Louis Ahead of Network’s One-Year Anniversary - Entercom, the #1 creator of live, original, local audio content, announced the continued expansion of RADIO.COM original station CHANNEL Q. To celebrate its one-year anniversary and National Coming Out Day, the premiere LGBTQ+ Talk Radio Network will be available in a total of 32 markets nationwide, including four new markets in Baltimore, Buffalo, Cleveland and St. Louis. The network brings the latest in LGBTQ+ news and information, pop culture and new music to listeners on air and via the RADIO.COM app nationwide.

Gerald Bostock said he lost his job after joining a gay softball league. The justices will decide whether a landmark civil rights law protects him.

DiversityStars.com's editorial team has selected 50 leaders who have demonstrated that they are among the most influential Chiefs of Diversity and Inclusion of 2019. These leaders are paving the way for the future of diversity and inclusion. Between fostering innovation and learning to properly monitor — and model — their efforts, they have successfully implemented diversity and inclusion efforts that will have global relevance.

Rabbi Lisa Grushcow, a Rhodes scholar who leads a Montreal synagogue, has won over many skeptics. Even a local Orthodox rabbi said, “Rabbi Grushcow is my rabbi.”

In the 50 years since Stonewall, many strides have been made. But for gay people of color, the battle for equal rights isn’t over.

After being beaten in Tbilisi six years ago, the country’s LGBT activists are ready to be bold

Attitudes towards gay people are more tolerant in some countries, but others buck the trend.

Toronto-based international nonprofit helps LGBTQI people in danger find legal pathways to safety - Rainbow Railroad — an international nonprofit that helps lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, and intersex (LGBTQI) people in danger find legal pathways to safety — announced today that the organization's life-saving work will be the subject of a profile on CBS' iconic newsmagazine program, "60 Minutes."

Brother Christopher Derby, executive director of the Jesuit Center for Spiritual Growth, will present his program on April 27.

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints announced on Thursday that it was reversing its controversial 2015 policy that classified people in same-sex marriages as "apostates." The church, widely known as the Mormon church, had also barred the children of such marriages from blessing or baptism until age 18.

The new Islamic laws impose death by stoning as a punishment for sex between men and adultery, as well as amputation of limbs for theft. Lesbian sex can carry a penalty of up to 10 years in jail, the BBC reports.