
How Chicago’s First Transgender Filipina Bakery Owner Thrived During the Pandemic
Jenne Vailoces founded Jennivee’s Bakery in 2016 to provide visibility and employment for the LGBTQ+ and Filipino communities. During the pandemic, those communities returned the love.MLK III: ‘Listen with your ears, hear with your heart’
Martin Luther King III joins Equal Time to talk with Mary C. Curtis about his father’s “I have a dream” speech, voting rights today and personal memories of his father. Fifty-eight years after his father’s iconic words, MLK III joins John Lewis’ family and others to galvanize the nation to, once again, ensure voting rights for…
Robin Comes Out as Bisexual in DC Comics Series
Holy LGBTQ, Caped Crusader!!! Robin’s dropping big personal news in the latest installment of “Batman: Urban Legends” … he’s bisexual. Tim Drake is the DC character who fights crime as Robin, and when the sixth installment of the comic book…
Senators urge Biden administration to protect LGBTQ asylum-seekers
A group of senators urged the State Department to take steps to better support LGBTQ asylum-seekers.The
A New Documentary Tells the Harrowing History of Conversion Therapy
It is believed that more than 700,00 people have been through religious-affiliated conversion therapy programs—which assert that an LGBTQ person’s sexuality or gender identity can be changed—since the movement to promote conversion therapy took hold in the cultural mainstream in the 1960s and 70s in the United States. And that number falls far short of…
Joy Nash Joins Cast of LGBTQIA+ Film Serpentine Pink
Joy Nash joined the cast of Serpentine Pink – an LGBTQ+ neo-noir set in the desert-weird world of Joshua Tree, CA, confronting domestic violence and the trauma that stems from it.
DaBaby has apologized (twice) for his homophobia. Here’s why it’s still not enough.
DaBaby’s HIV rant — and Twitter apology — highlight hip-hop’s LGBTQ problem, as does T.I.’s defense. Laverne Cox knows what’s happening, and she’s over it.
‘Team LGBTQ’ earns 32 medals at Tokyo Olympics
As the torch goes out at Japan National Stadium in Meiji-Jingu Park, the end has arrived for the 2020 Tokyo Summer Games— dubbed “the rainbow Olympics” by
Young evangelicals are leaving church. LGBTQ bias may be driving them away.
(RNS) — As white evangelical denominations double down on their opposition to equality, many younger evangelicals, gay and straight, are voting with their feet. The post Young evangelicals are leaving church. LGBTQ bias may be driving them away. appeared first on Religion News Service.