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Doctor’s jaw broken & wired shut after terrifying random hate attack
“He called me a faggot,” Dr. Sina Rezaie said about the stranger who broke his jaw. “I don’t know why this happened to me.”
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Small town queer kid warmed the internet’s heart with grateful note for Pride flag
The anonymous “young LGBTQ+ person” was so happy to see a Pride flag in their Arkansas town. Now they made everyone’s day.
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BYU students organized a large Pride march despite their Mormon school’s anti-LGBTQ policies
While over 1,000 people attended the school’s first unofficial Pride march, they labor under BYU’s long, dark anti-LGBTQ history.
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A QAnon supporter and anti-LGBTQ hate group member wants to be Maryland’s next governor
If he’s elected, it’ll likely spell bad news for LGBTQ people within his state and across the nation.
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Teen voice actor from Disney’s quasi-gay film “Luca” surprises fans by coming out as bisexual
While some fans were surprised by his coming out, a closer look at his previous roles shows his steady streak of playing queer and queer-encoded characters.
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A Trump-loving vandal did over $16,000 in damage to a city’s new rainbow crosswalk
The vandal could have to pay for the damages under a Trump-era law protecting public monuments from vandalism.
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Iowa’s Republican-led Supreme Court overturned a gay man’s $4.6 million anti-discrimination payout
In 2019, a jury found that the state’s former anti-LGBTQ governor discriminated against a gay political appointee. The state’s Republican-led Supreme Court just overturned that decision.
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Police chief busted on camera putting a KKK sign on a Black officer’s desk
He said it was a “joke.” He has already lost his job.
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Supreme Court rejects appeal from Christian florist who discriminated against gay couple
Robert Ingersoll and Curt Freed just wanted flowers for their wedding in 2013, but the florist has put up a legal fight to discriminate for almost a decade.
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Pete Buttigieg denounces “terrible” attacks on trans youth on Stephen Colbert’s show
“These kids have the courage to be who they are, and they just want to be accepted,” Pete Buttigieg said.