Category: News LGBTQ

Chicago O’Hare Airport May Welcome Its First Gay Bar Chicago O’Hare International Airport — one of the busiest travel hubs in the United States — could soon make history by hosting its first gay bar within its terminals. Renowned restaurateur Germán González has proposed opening a new outpost of Sidetrack, the iconic LGBTQ+ bar that

Argentine filmmaker Marco Berger—widely recognized as a key voice in modern queer cinema—makes a compelling return with The Astronaut Lovers (Los amantes astronautas). Rich in sensuality and emotional depth, this film is quintessential Berger: intimate, nuanced, and wholly captivating. A Playful Dance of Desire and Ambiguity Pedro, portrayed by Javier Orán, leaves Spain for a

parental rights, LGBTQ content, public schools, United States Supreme Court Ruling Redefines Parental Rights in Public Education In a landmark 6-3 decision, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled in Mahmoud v. Taylor that parents may exempt their children from classroom content related to gender and sexuality. Marking a major legal turning point, this decision underscores shifting

Gay and Faithful Breaking the Stereotypes Around Gay Fidelity Fidelity is often considered a cornerstone of romantic commitment. Yet, cultural narratives have long misrepresented gay relationships—especially among men—as emotionally unstable or inherently non-monogamous. These harmful stereotypes are deeply rooted in outdated ideas and fail to reflect the real diversity within LGBTQ+ relationships. So let’s ask

US Supreme Court LGBT books religion schools Supreme Court Backs Religious Rights Over LGBT+ School Curriculum The U.S. Supreme Court, with its conservative majority, issued a pivotal ruling supporting parents who opposed the inclusion of LGBT+ themed materials in public school curricula on religious grounds. In a 6–3 decision, the Court affirmed that forcing students

Authorities Crack Down on LGBTQI+ Community Ahead of Istanbul Pride Over 50 Arrested Before the March Begins More than 50 individuals were detained in Istanbul as they attempted to gather for the LGBTQI+ Pride March, which remains officially banned. Arrests took place early in the morning in the Ortaköy district, where a group of demonstrators

Bern Pride 2025 📍 Bern Pride 2025 will take place on Saturday, July 12, 2025, in the vibrant city center of Bern, Switzerland.🎉 The official Pride march kicks off at 2:00 PM from Federal Square (Bundesplatz).🗓️ A full weekend lineup runs from July 11 to 13, featuring live music, discussions, queer parties, and an activist

A Daring and Inclusive Creative Festival in the Heart of Lausanne Each summer, the Festival de la Cité turns Lausanne’s historic streets into a vibrant open-air celebration of art, identity, and defiance. For an entire week, the city pulses with experimental theater, bold music, radiant drag, and late-night dance floors. The 2025 edition invites everyone

 LGBTQ+ Tennis Players Make History at Wimbledon 2025 A Rich History of LGBTQ+ Inclusion in Women’s Tennis Women’s tennis has long stood as a champion for LGBTQ+ visibility. Legends like Billie Jean King and Martina Navratilova paved the way, creating a legacy of acceptance and support. Today, the WTA Tour features a growing number of

Unprecedented Crowds at Seoul LGBT+ Pride March On Saturday, June 14, tens of thousands gathered in the South Korean capital for the 26th edition of the Seoul LGBT+ Pride Parade. For the first time, the event received formal support from a government body — the Korea Disease Control and Prevention Agency — marking a symbolic