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28 LGBTQ+ people who changed the course of history
October is LGBTQ+ History Month. Here are 28 amazing queer trailblazers you might not know about.
LGBTQ Nation on MSN
Gay Dutch prime minister expecting a baby through surrogacy: “There are no words big enough”
“We are incredibly grateful that, thanks to two wonderful women, we now have the opportunity to make our dream come true," ...
LGBTQ Nation on MSNOpinion
In our declining democracy, teaching LGBTQ+ topics in schools is more important than ever
It's easy to overlook the benefits of LGBTQ+-inclusive education, but learning is incomplete without it.
Feminist poet and writer Audre Lorde was openly lesbian in her poetry and essays from the 1970s onward. At one particular ...
For Jennifer Corday, Palm Springs Pride is much more than another performance date on the calendar. It is a place where music ...
Dallas Jenkins reflected on the “narrative-building” that occurred after a crew member for “The Chosen” displayed a Pride ...
Five blocks of the UK AIDS Quilt are on show at Sussex University’s Meeting House, tomorrow until Sunday 18 October, as part ...
Discover hidden thrift shops around Orlando, Florida, offering incredible bargains on vintage clothing, furniture, home decor ...
The entertainment industry often highlights controversy and drama, yet many male actors have maintained reputations built on kindness, humility, and ...
The 1986 hit ‘True Colours’ wasn't written by Cyndi Lauper. Instead, the beloved anthem came from as powerhouse American ...
LGBTQ Nation on MSN
When their trans wife came out, they sought support from others in their shoes. They didn’t find it.
Lauren Rowello found a home and their identity with their wife, but it should have been easier to find support.
From animated masterpieces like Beauty and the Beast to pioneering classics like The Wizard of Oz, these movies prove fantasy ...
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