Transgender references erased from Stonewall National Monument website
The monument in Greenwich Village represents a milestone in the fight for LGBTQ+ rights in the U.S.
February 13 2025 9:47 PM
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The monument in Greenwich Village represents a milestone in the fight for LGBTQ+ rights in the U.S.
From the good and the bad, from marriage equality, decriminalization of queer sex, and groundbreaking electoral victories to the Pulse massacre and the unfortunate election of Donald Trump to the presidency — twice — here are the biggest queer news events of the first quarter of the 21st century.
From Sarah McBride to Tammy Baldwin, learn more about the queer and trans lawmakers joining the U.S. Congress in 2024.
A record number of cities achieved a perfect Municipal Equality Index score in 2024.
What’s old is new again in America, and so is the push to discriminate against LGBTQ+ Americans.
America elected a man who promised to roll back the rights of transgender people.
India Willoughby has filed a police complaint against JK Rowling for hate speech.
The popular actors are speaking up on the red carpet at the Human Rights Campaign Dinner.
The LGBTQ+ icon is opening up on her latest achievement with Out.
The stars were beaming with pride at the Human Rights Campaign's Los Angeles Dinner.
Notable celebrities opened up to Out at the Elton John AIDS Foundation Academy Awards Viewing Party.
Armed police raided and forced the closure of LGBT+ Rights Ghana, and celebrities like Naomi Campbell and more have spoken out.
The president said the purpose of the memo is to "reinvigorate our leadership on LGBTQI issues, and to do it internationally."
“This is a dark day for Hungary’s LGBTQ community and a dark day for human rights,”
Trump is using his lame-duck period to emphasize what we already knew: he is no friend to this community.
The widely discredited exams are used to target and abuse the LGBTQ+ community.
Supposedly the decorations, flowers, and sweets were proof of a same-sex celebration.
It’s all part of the latest brutal attempt to “clean the streets” in the country, according to some of those arrested and tortured.
“Human rights are universal and everyone, including LGBTI persons, are entitled to their full enjoyment. This is something that everyone should support.”
Mohamad al-Bokari had fled Yemen last year after receiving death threats.