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Anti-LGBT+ laws are a bigger barrier than concerns like healthcare and insurance.
‘Companies haven’t caught up with society.’
Owner Jeremy Joseph hits back at those mocking McDonalds by saying they are allowing a range of meals for a range of budgets.
She allegedly told co-workers that they ‘need Jesus’.
Crowds demanded their rights at Trans Pride over the weekend.
‘If everybody had followed the rules and the law, this wouldn’t have had to happen.’
Black Lives Matter and LGBT+ Pride are in but political support is out.
‘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.
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.
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.
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.
LesFlicks was officially launched today at the LFest festival in Wales, UK
The scene magazine rose to prominence in the 1990s but has been hit by the fall in LGBTI venues in the British capital
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
The company’s Don’t Hate Me Because I’m BeautifuLGBTQ+ campaign features a variety of people from the LGBTI communities
The bank aims to combat issues trans and non-binary people face when using payment cards carrying birth or dead names
Google employees, meanwhile, are asking for the removal its companies’ Pride branding
Queer Eye star has partnered with American nail polish brand for Pride month
However, not everyone is accepting the apology
