From Pride to pain, addiction and overdose are silently killing us
On National Overdose Awareness Day, let's reflect on the impact of substance abuse within the community and how we can support each other in finding acceptance.
AUGUST 31, 2024
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On National Overdose Awareness Day, let's reflect on the impact of substance abuse within the community and how we can support each other in finding acceptance.
Atheists, agnostics, and humanists suffer for their beliefs, but it's even more pronounced for those who are LGBTQ, according to a new study.
Therapist Chris Tompkins on building a world safe and affirming for LGBTQ+ youths.
Fundamentalist leaders from three faiths united recently to condemn a GLBT celebration in Israel, in harsh terms that bordered on the incitement of antigay violence. It's time for tolerant people of faith to similarly come together to oppose such hostile bigotry.
Victorian Senator Janet Rice shared the story of a boy who had been traumatized with attempts to turn him straight.
After facing hate and threats, a queer pastor left the church for new pastures. Now, some communities of faith are embracing LGBTQ+ inclusion, celebrating Pride, and protesting for our rights. Will this newfound acceptance truly welcome all?
The Ted Haggard saga continues -- this time with the announcement there was another man, one the New Life Church paid off. Will the vicious cycle ever end?
The Mormon Church recently voiced support for the Respect for Marriage Act, which would federally protect marriage equality.
Democratic incumbent Heitkamp knew she was vulnerable in her red state but opposed Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation to the Supreme Court in spite of it.
Conservative Timothy Simmons tried (and failed) to get his Virginia district to turn on a queer student's moving art piece about religious trauma.
I've spent years grappling with the impact of religion on my identity. How I found solace in nature's splendor as my ultimate spiritual path.
Georgia's Senate passes a reckless bill that will harm prospective LGBT parents and children who need homes.
A wide variety of organizations have filed friend-of-the-court briefs urging the justices to find that federal law already bans anti-LGBTQ bias in the workplace.
Author and furniture magnate Mitchell Gold has a message, delivered via open letter, for the beleaguered pontiff.
Anti-LGBTQ forces have falsely claimed ownership of organized religion. Time to take it back.
It's not just about cake. Discrimination is happening in every corner of society.