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Teen punished for saying she’s a lesbian on the school bus gets actual justice
The bus driver and the school’s principal lost their jobs.
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Fox fires legal analyst Andrew Napolitano after male co-worker sues for sexual harassment
This is the third allegation of same-sex sexual misconduct by Napolitano, who is not out.
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Cannabis dispensary blocked trans man from bathroom to keep him from “looking at men’s parts”
“Try to get over whatever is bothering you,” the co-owner told him when he got upset she thought he was a pervert.
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Children’s museum receives death threats because drag queens were planning to read there
The event was private and after hours but “overwhelming” threats of violence to the museum forced the event to be postponed anyway.
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DaBaby is dropped from Lollapalooza music festival for series of insensitive remarks
“Lollapalooza was founded on diversity, inclusivity, respect, and love. With that in mind, DaBaby will no longer be performing.”
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Here’s what Grindr is doing to figure out how a right-wing site outed a priest with app data
Grindr has launched an investigation to get to the bottom of the alleged use of their data to out a high-ranking priest. It’s a lot more complicated than you think, CEO Jeff Bonforte tells LGBTQ Nation.
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President Biden chooses out rabbi to serve on international religious commission
The White House said that Biden chose Sharon Kleinbaum because she has long proven herself as “a powerful voice for religious freedom, LGBTQ rights and other human rights.”
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Lesbian & her dog stabbed to death during gruesome attack in city park
Katherine Janness was last seen crossing a rainbow crosswalk with her dog Bowie. Hours later, her fiancee tracked her body down using an app.
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The New York Times is insisting on using the deadnames of trans journalists
The union representing New York Times writers said they “aren’t budging on the issue,” but the newspaper finds it “unacceptable” that the name of a writer might not match their print archives.
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A Chicago suburb is finally repealing a law that bans people from wearing opposite sex clothing
The ordinance governed “obscene and immoral acts.” And relics of old anti-LGBTQ laws like it are still on the books nationwide.