How the Death of Muhlaysia Booker Is Changing Dallas’ Black LGBT Community VICE
DALLAS — On April 12, Muhlaysia Booker, a black trans woman from Dallas, was jumped by a group of men yelling homophobic slurs in the parking lot of her …
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LGBT Catholics: Inclusivity in the Catholic Church with Fr. James Martin SJ – Religion News Service
LGBT Catholics: Inclusivity in the Catholic Church with Fr. James Martin SJ Religion News Service
“Treating LGBT people with respect, compassion, and sensitivity is much more than just looking at same-sex marriage and same-sex relations, because they’re …
Brunei LGBT laws: move over George Clooney, why Asian activists are better off without ‘Western saviours’ – South China Morning Post
Brunei LGBT laws: move over George Clooney, why Asian activists are better off without ‘Western saviours’ South China Morning Post
Following Brunei’s implementation of strict sharia or Islamic laws that prescribe death by stoning and whipping for offences such as gay sex and adultery recently, condemnations have poured in thick and fast from many quarters around the world, including American celebrities George Clooney and Ellen DeGeneres. Last week, the University of Oxford announced that Brunei’s Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah had returned his honorary law degree after being told that the university was reviewing the award given to the 72-year-old in 1993. Clooney and DeGeneres also called on their supporters to boycott Brun…
East Bay LGBT Teens Gather At 25th Annual Gay Prom – CBS San Francisco
East Bay LGBT Teens Gather At 25th Annual Gay Prom CBS San Francisco
Teens in Alameda had a blast at the 25th Annual Gay Prom held at Chabot College. It was hosted by the Hayward Lambda Youth Project. 6 hours ago …
Sacramento’s LGBT Center Hosts Annual PRIDE Awards and Gala – KTXL FOX 40 Sacramento
Sacramento’s LGBT Center Hosts Annual PRIDE Awards and Gala KTXL FOX 40 Sacramento
SACRAMENTO — Hundreds of people gathered in Downtown Sacramento for the annual PRIDE awards and gala; a night to celebrate and honor those who make a difference in the LGBTQ community. “We’re honoring LGBT leaders in the community and really talking about the progress that we’ve made so far,” said Krystal Peak, community engagement and marketing director for the Sacramento LGBT Center. Among the four leaders being honored Saturday are Bethany Synder and Kris Maul. They identify as a queer couple living in Roseville — who have been instrumental in bringing other rainbow families together an…