Hungary Crosses a Line: Pride Organizer Faces Criminal Charges
In Pécs, a historic city in southern Hungary known more for its art and architecture
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Albania at a Crossroads: Human Rights Under Threat
As members of a community that knows too well what it means to fight for
CNN199: 35 Years of Rebellion, Rhythm, and Radiance
Brussels doesn’t shout its revolutions — it paints them. Beneath the city’s ornate façades and
Hearts in Uniform: The Tender Power of Boots
When Netflix dropped Boots — a tender, funny, and unapologetically queer military dramedy based on
Snoop Dogg Says Love Is Love — and This Time, He Means It
A few weeks can make a world of difference — or at least a world
Beyond the Rainbow Logo: Why Inclusion at Work Still Has a Long Way to Go
Every June, rainbow flags bloom across office lobbies and corporate LinkedIn feeds. But once Pride
Power, Press, and Pride: What Bari Weiss’ Rise at CBS Means for Queer Media
When Paramount Skydance announced Bari Weiss as the new editor-in-chief of CBS News, the headlines
In the Pantheon of Freedom: When Badinter Made Equality a Principle
On October 9, 2025, France held a solemn ceremony to induct Robert Badinter into the
What the USA’s Anti-Trans Policies Mean for Queer Students Everywhere
In the United States, the Trump administration’s latest move against trans rights is hitting universities
The Day Miami Beach Lost Its Rainbow
Two days. That’s all it took for Miami Beach’s iconic rainbow crosswalk on Ocean Drive
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