Six Months to May 17, 2026: Europe Edges Closer to Ending “Conversion Practices”
May 17, 2026- the International Day Against Homophobia and Transphobia – is approaching with a
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Art X Gender: Seeing Ourselves in the Masters’ House
In a city as culturally rich as Brussels, it’s thrilling to see established institutions turn
The U.S. Passport Rollback: A Trans Rights Alarm Heard in Europe
From Brussels, the U.S. can feel both distant and strangely close — especially when decisions
Breaking Bread, Breaking Barriers: Trans Women at the Vatican
A few days ago, something quietly historic unfolded behind the Vatican walls: Pope Leo XIV
Rights Under Fire, Europe Holds the Line
While several governments slide toward openly anti-LGBTQ policies, the European Union is making a very
Arosa Gay Ski Week: Where Pride Meets the Peaks
High in the Swiss Alps, where snowflakes twirl like confetti and mountain air feels almost
Hungary Crosses a Line: Pride Organizer Faces Criminal Charges
In Pécs, a historic city in southern Hungary known more for its art and architecture
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
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