Books Under Attack: 'Flamer'
Mike Curato's award-winning graphic novel 'Flamer' explores a teen's difficult journey with identity, but its honesty has placed it at the center of censorship battles across the United States.
Read MoreMike Curato's award-winning graphic novel 'Flamer' explores a teen's difficult journey with identity, but its honesty has placed it at the center of censorship battles across the United States.
Read MoreGender X, a community space for trans and non-binary people in Rome, has reported a campaign of harassment that culminated in threats of violence. The group has criticized the police response and is calling for community solidarity.
Read MoreThe International Queer & Migrant Film Festival will host a three-day 'Weekender' event at Amsterdam's LAB111 from May 1-3, featuring a curated program of films and an art exhibition ahead of its main festival in December.
Read MoreIgnacio Lago, a forward for Colón de Santa Fe, has become the first active professional footballer in Argentina to publicly come out as gay after a video of him with his partner gained widespread attention.
Read MoreThe American Library Association's annual report on challenged books reveals that titles with LGBTQ+ themes are the primary targets of organized censorship campaigns in US schools and public libraries.
Read MoreAdvocacy group Principle 17 has announced a symposium for May 2026 in Rotterdam, focusing on the systemic challenges and future pathways for transgender healthcare in the Netherlands.
Read MoreNew images from Mexico City show Pedro Pascal filming the upcoming Todd Haynes film 'De Noche,' a queer romance set in the 1930s. The project, which also stars Danny Ramirez, moved forward after Joaquin Phoenix's departure last year.
Read MoreA new in-person writing workshop is launching in Amsterdam, offering a structured and supportive environment for LGBTQ+ individuals and allies to explore creative expression using the Amherst Writers & Artists method.
Read MoreAuthor Erin Ekins has spoken out after her guide for queer and autistic teenagers was removed by a Manchester-area school during a library 'audit', sparking concerns over censorship of LGBTQ+ resources.
Read MoreThe Narwhal Rainbow Alliance is calling for entries for its second international photography competition focused on biodiversity and queerness in the natural world, offering a €1500 grand prize.
Read MoreA new report from dating platform Feeld reveals a stark divide between mainstream and alternative communities on sexuality and relationships, suggesting that what's considered "normal" is largely a myth.
Read MoreThe celebrated Broadway revival of 'Merrily We Roll Along,' starring Jonathan Groff and Daniel Radcliffe, is now available for streaming. We examine the queer sensibility and subtext woven into this classic Sondheim musical.
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