‘Increasing restrictions on trans people’s ability to live authentically benefits no one.’
‘The Boystown nickname began in the 1990s as a joke’ but now ‘deters many LGBTQ people’.
LGBT+ campaigners in Middle East and North Africa demand Facebook acts against endemic hate.
Americans name Anderson Cooper, Ellen DeGeneres and RuPaul as the most influential LGBT+ people.
An historic day for LGBT+ rights which will impact the rights of millions of workers.
TV ad shows tender moment between LGBT+ campaigning YouTube couple.
Ask your boss to be a true ally, not just wave a rainbow flag.
The worker had used the Bible to claim that homosexuals deserve death.
293,000 couples have married since the Supreme Court made same-sex marriage legal.
They are selling the whole chain – lock, stock and kitchen sink.
And 85% of Americans say companies who include LGBT+ people in advertising are showing they are committed to all their consumers.
New research indicates LGBT+ inclusive cities will likely bounce back quicker from coronavirus recession. Find out how your city ranks.
Japan is the only G7 country not to have same-sex marriage or civil unions.
Ford, Fiat Chrysler and General Motors back LGBT+ amendment to Civil Rights Act.
LGBT+ small business owner Rowena Howie’s shop has brought old Hollywood glamor to her customers. Now they are helping Revival Retro survive coronavirus.
Starbucks wins £1million of free advertising from Channel 4 for trans ad.
Stonewall UK has named Newcastle City Council as the UK’s most inclusive employer as it publishes its top 100 list.
What all the letters mean and how you can be inclusive. Which do people prefer and which do most people use?
National LGBT Chamber of Commerce finds that LGBTI businesses generate almost $2.5 million in average revenue
The collection will be released on 17 September
LesFlicks was officially launched today at the LFest festival in Wales, UK
LGBTI rights advocates are concerned the law could justify LGBTI discrimination on religious grounds
OPINION: Meena Chander says that companies need to show support for their LGBTI staff all year round – not just during Pride season
These companies include Amazon, Google, Microsoft, T-Mobile, Dell, and AT&T
Hundreds of LGBTI job-seekers and nearly 50 LGBTI-friendly companies attended
The scene magazine rose to prominence in the 1990s but has been hit by the fall in LGBTI venues in the British capital
‘It’s great that Amazon is visiting schools across the country to show young people that being true to themselves is an enabler, not a barrier, to their future’
Turkish authorities ban Pride parades across most of the country; cops threw tear gas at people who tried to stage a parade in Istanbul last week
Nine companies jumping on the Pride bandwagon also supported anti-LGBTI politicians with $1 million donations
They filed a brief with the Supreme Court
