Lesbian Mothers Are Being Removed From Birth Certificates in Italy
“It was as if I did not exist,” one mother revealed.
July 20, 2023
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Lesbian Mothers Targeted by Prosecutor Going After Children's Birth Certificates
The parents are fighting back, however.
June 22, 2023
Op-ed: The Other Obligation That Comes With HIV
Some downplay the benefits of the Affordable Care Act. But for others, it's become a lifesaver.
December 13, 2013
The Plight of LGBT Refugees
In December, President Obama set ambitious goals for protecting and rapidly resettling vulnerable LGBT refugees worldwide. Can his administration deliver?
June 1, 2012
UK Government Blocks Scotland's New Pro-Trans Gender Recognition Law
The Scottish law would have moved toward self-determination for transgender people.
January 16, 2023
How a Gay Man Helped Make an Impossible Mural
The story of how California's most innovative marketplace came to be demonstrates the necessity of art in an era when it's under attack.
February 8, 2017
Third-Gender Passports May Be the Future of Trans Travel
This weekend, LGBT activist Bhumika Shrestha became the first Nepali citizen to travel abroad carrying a passport marked O instead of M or F. Would this help gender-nonconforming people around the world?
October 26, 2015
Ore. Man Accused of Antitrans Discrimination Bias Running for Office
Former business owner Chris Penner is looking to unseat the commissioner of the state's labor bureau, which found Penner guilty of antitrans discrimination in 2012 and ordered him to pay $400,000, although Penner has thus far refused to pay the fine.
May 8, 2014
Mother Teresa's Order Ends Adoptions Over Gay Parents
The order objects to new Indian government rules allowing adoption by single parents — who might be gay or lesbian.
October 13, 2015
Is the Trans Military Ban Being Unofficially Upheld?
Transgender people were eligible to enlist as of January 1, but six months later very few have been accepted.
July 6, 2018
The Dire Plight of LGBTQ+ Afghan Refugees
Swift action needs to be taken by the American government and LGBTQ+ notables to save these extremely vulnerable people.
August 16, 2021
Anti-LGBT First Amendment Defense Act Reintroduced in Senate
U.S. Sen. Mike Lee of Utah introduced a new version of the "license to discriminate" bill today.
March 8, 2018
The Military Ignores Its History With Drag and Queer Vets
While the military forgets its drag show past, it's also denying reparations for those wrongly and adversely affected by “don’t ask, don’t tell.”
June 17, 2023
5 Questions With Political Documentarian Adam Curtis
Curtis's new film, HyperNormalisation, tackles the "growing unreality" of Trump's America and how we can combat it.
March 16, 2017
Domestic Partner Insurance: Coming Soon to a City Near You?
New York City's path to equal-benefits plans might prove a model for other parts of the country, middle America included.
November 16, 2007
Harvard Graduates to Gay Milestone
In 1920, 14 Harvard leaders and students were found "guilty" of homosexuality and dismissed. Now Harvard boasts the first endowed, named chair in LGBT studies at an American institution of higher learning.
June 3, 2009