Canceled, Not Erased: Why Boots Mattered to Queer Audiences
When Netflix confirmed that Boots would not return for a second season, the reaction was
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Love on Trial: Japan’s Marriage Equality Battle Continues
Last Friday, the Tokyo High Court upheld Japan’s ban on same-sex marriage, ruling that the
Colombia Says Yes to Gender Diversity on ID Cards
In a major step for gender rights, Colombia now allows citizens to choose “trans” or
A Historic Step for Queer Marriage Across Europe
This week, the European Court of Justice delivered a ruling that many in our community
Brussels Ass Book Fair 2025: Where Queer Publishing Feels Like Home
Brussels doesn’t just host the Brussels Ass Book Fair: it holds space for it. For
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
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
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