The Trevor Project is in crisis, according to many of the organization’s staffers, so they’ve decided to unionize. In November, CEO Amit Paley was removed by the Trevor Project’s board of directors in response to a letter signed by over 200 employees expressing dissatisfaction with the organization’s rapid scale-up.
The ‘Girls Just Want To Have Fun’ hitmaker has addressed a wave of bills and proposals in the US, including the fact 18 states have banned transgender athletes from competing in sports teams for the gender they identify with and legislation that would restrict transgender people’s access to gender-affirming healthcare.
Conservative politicians and commentators loosely and frequently accuse opponents of being “groomers” and “pedos.” It’s an ugly slur that conservatives use to target gay and trans people, and really, anyone who advocates for gay and
The Florida LGBTQ+ Democratic Caucus represents the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer community to the Florida Democratic Party. They are a statewide organization with 21 local chapters around the state.
It’s been said that history is often written by the victors, but in the case of the Civil War, the saying might not hold true. Although the Union army of the North won the war, the Southern Confederacy may have won the narrative that followed. No wonder, many adults educated after 1877 in U.S. public schools never learned about these five accomplishments achieved by — and injustices faced by — African Americans.
Gay Rep. George Santos (R-NY) is once again the only out LGBTQ+ member of Congress to back an anti-LGBTQ+ bill, this time a resolution referred to as a “Women’s bill of rights” that doesn’t include any actual rights for women. Instead, the bill intends to attack LGBTQ+ people’s rights.
A bill proposed in the Florida Republican-controlled state legislature that aims to make it easier for public figures, including lawmakers, to sue news media for coverage they dislike would also have severe repercussions for anyone
This year we celebrate Black History Month by remembering the personalities who are the trailblazers of the community and contributed to its upliftment. Tonight, we are going to talk about Bayard Rustin. He fought racism, sexism, and classism all his life as a civil rights activist, friend of Martin Luther King Jr., and organizer of the March on Washington.
As the National LGBTQ Task Force marks its 50th anniversary this year, it is facing an onslaught of discriminatory bills being introduced in state legislatures across the United States. According to The Human Rights Campaign, over 300 anti-LGBTQ bills have been introduced, with around half of them targeting transgender individuals.
Happening Our Television Network is proudly celebrating Black History Month to remember and acknowledge the trailblazers from the community. Tonight we are honoring the courage of Ernestine Eckstein, who put her life on the line to speak out for queer rights. Ernestine Delois Eppenger, who used the pen name Ernestine Eckstein was the first Black woman to grace the cover of The Ladder, which was produced by the influential lesbian rights group The Daughters of Bilitis. She made a name for herself as a Black female protester at the first “Annual Reminder,” a gay rights demonstration that preceded Stonewall by four years. She never looked back after that.
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