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Gay Indians are accepting who they are and demanding rights like never before
New books by Barney Frank and Michelangelo Signorile show our past struggles and a path to future victory
For Trans Visibility Day, Lola Phoenix questions what do you do when you identify as agender in a male/female world?
Straight people posting on a gay confessions page may have been in the wrong but LGBTI reactions were heterophobic
Read our review of the eagerly awaited LGBTI documentary The Year We Thought About Love
Tatchell was among 130 who opposed the ‘no platforming’ of feminist speakers, some of whom have offensive views on trans people. Trans activists were not happy with Tatchell for appearing to support these people
‘Your absence has broken our hearts. The love for you was in the world all along. It sat quiet, waiting’
For too long LGBTIs have had their identities hidden and their loved ones excluded from their funerals
Transgender people in Taiwan still must undergo psychiatric evaluations and surgery before legally changing gender
LGBTI activist responds to President Yoweri Museveni’s assertion that the country is a better holiday destination than Spain
For many in the Middle East, Turkey is a safe haven for LGBTI people. But the gay and trans population still faces great hatred and real danger
Take Romas Zabarauskas’ test and see how you score
Read our review of the eagerly awaited Alan Turing biopic
Ahead of the UKâ€s Anti-Bullying Week, teacher Allie George says that even kids who normally recognize homophobia can still sometimes use inappropriate language
Nathan Gale, of Scottish Transgender Alliance, explains why trans people will be free from the ‘spousal veto’
The latest episode, ‘The Cissy’, opens up a discussion on gender identity
Jane Fae reflects on the trial of the millionaire Shrien Dewani, accused of murdering his wife on their honeymoon
Elly Barnes, CEO and Founder of the UK’s Educate & Celebrate organization, says that the decision whether the come out or not remains a pressing concern for LGBT teachers today
Jane Fae takes on web filters, calling out the UK government for using a filtering system that does not comply with UK equality law
Joan Rivers was a champion for women and gay rights but her comedy recognized no no-go subjects
The ‘gay’ chair, the child called ‘it’, the girl hit with a softball bat and the kids who think it’s ok to use anti-LGBTI language as long as it’s to their friends
Jane Fae reflects on the Newsnight situation, when they invited two trans guests along to debate with a ‘gender critical’ trans feminist, and how the show got it wrong
Your gender doesn’t mean you are Bruce Willis or Barbie, so why are trans people forced to defend their gender identity?
Sian Norris was raised by her mum and her mum’s female partner. She speaks out after comments made by former boxing manager and Celebrity Big Brother contestant, Kellie Maloney, about same-sex parenting
Edwin Sesange, Uganda gay rights activist, calls on the world to continue fighting for LGBTI rights in his country
How gay was Magna Carta?
800 years old and a pre-runner to modern human rights in the UK, US and beyond. But the world of Magna Carta is not what you think, writes Kevin Childs