Cuba Legalizes Marriage Equality in Historic Referendum
The new family code extends greater protection to women, children, and the elderly, as well as allowing LGBTQ+ couples to marry and adopt children.
September 26 2022 2:02 PM
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The new family code extends greater protection to women, children, and the elderly, as well as allowing LGBTQ+ couples to marry and adopt children.
The Neil Patrick Harris-produced documentary follows a production of the famed musical in Cuba. And we have an exclusive clip.
Yariel Valdes Gonzalez came to the U.S. in March as Cuba was arresting independent journalists.
The communist nation last week canceled the march amid growing regional tensions and months after nixing a marriage equality effort.
Kevin Slack's photos reveal the innate sensuality of young Cuban men on the street, on the beach, and alone with each other in more private areas.
A broad swath of the public rejected changing the Constitution to allow same-sex couples to wed.
It's a huge change from the beginning of the Castro era.
Christine Quinn, New York City's first female and first out council speaker, recently visited the island nation and witnessed an odd role-reversal.
Castro, a longtime LGBT rights activist, said she'll make her push during Cuba's constitutional reform process.
Friday marked the first time a trans pastor held a Holy Communion in Cuba, highlighting the modest progress of LGBT acceptance in the Communist-ruled country.
President Obama has ended a policy that gave Cubans who escaped the island legal residency even without visas.
The niece of Fidel Castro takes on Cuba's dark history of homophobia in this powerful HBO documentary.
Many point to the placing of gay men in labor camps and people with HIV in quarantine, while others say some of Castro's policies benefited the nation.
Playwright Odalys Nanin tells us why she felt compelled to revive her stage tale of lesbian love in Castro's Cuba.
Phill Wilson, the president of the Black AIDS Institute, says we can take many lessons from how Cuba treats its LGBT and HIV-positive citizens.
Chris Verdugo, the head of Gay Men's Chorus LA, tells us why Cubans are some of the happiest people in the world.
The president met with a group of Cuban dissidents during his historic trip to the island, including two LGBT activists.
The U.S. president cited equality for historically disadvantaged groups as one of the "enormous gains" of democracy.
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