The memo also mandates that insurers cover “faith-based counseling,” otherwise known as conversion therapy.| Truthout
For decades, queer communities have used boycotts to combat erasure and demand liberation.| YES! Magazine
Forgotten or destroyed trans narratives can still foster change for future trans generations.| YES! Magazine
When we interrogate the symbolism of the LGBTQ flag, we can disrupt the myth that queer communities have always been harmonious.| YES! Magazine
“The Stonewall Rebellion is not over. We are at war, and we are still fighting back.”| YES! Magazine
Video games will not fix a broken world, but queering them can show players and non-players alike how to reimagine ours.| YES! Magazine
Safe housing eludes many trans people in the U.S. Trans-led organizations are meeting the need.| YES! Magazine
Conservatives want to control and own our bodies. We can’t let them.| YES! Magazine
Hosting a Pride prom served as a reminder that someone can be included, understood and loved for who they are without having to leave parts of their identities at the door.| The Persistent
We are living in a world where social media has emerged as a essential tool for advocacy, empowering LGBTQ communities to amplify voices, share stories, and drive societal change. However, navigating these platforms effectively requires strategic planning, particularly when balancing engagement with the need to mitigate backlash. Let’s explore actionable tips for using TikTok, Instagram, […] The post Tips for leveraging social media platforms for LGBTQ advocacy first appeared on Media Sco...| Media Scope Group
Fordham OUTLAWS's annual symposium discussed legal advocacy against federal, state and local regressions of LGBTQ+ rights. The post How to Defend LGBTQ+ Rights appeared first on The Observer.| The Observer
How to recognize the characteristics that make for powerful whirlwinds of protest against injustice and tyranny.| Waging Nonviolence
The administration claims that it’s targeting DEI. It’s really chipping away at civil rights protections.| Capital B News
Making the Connection Between LGBTQ+ Liberation, Racial Justice, and Economic Power By: Ida Eskamani, SiX's Senior Director, Legislative Affairs The Economic Power Project (EPP) is SiX's national economic justice initiative, organizing legislators committed to building economies that empower people and advance justice. For Pride Month, originating from the Stonewall Uprising of June 28, 1969, we’re […]| State Innovation Exchange
Colorado Rep. Titone, Dominique Morgan, and Corinne Green discuss how to push back against the wave anti-trans legislation across the country.| State Innovation Exchange