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
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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
Out of Body, Into the Light — Khalid’s Queer Rebirth
When Khalid dropped “Out of Body”—the second single from his upcoming album After the Sun
Utrechtenaren Through the Ages: Four Centuries of Queer Lives on the Move
What does it mean to be a queer Utrechtenaar? For centuries, the city of Utrecht
From Dream to Doorstep: Hungary’s First Queer Centre
From Brussels it may seem surprising, but in Budapest – where tens of thousands march
Pécs Pride: When Marching Becomes Illegal!
In a troubling turn for queer visibility, Hungarian authorities have banned the Pride march in
A “Great Dam Against Progressivism”: Slovakia’s Step Backward, Europe’s Wake-Up Call
In a move that shocked even seasoned observers, Slovakia’s parliament has voted to amend its
Between Spleen and Queer Joy: Boyish Arrives at Botanique
On 16 September, Brussels welcomes Boyish — the indie pop duo from New York who’ve
