Just in time for Pride: Top 10 European countries for LGBTQ+ rights and travel
ILGA-Europe's annual Rainbow Map highlights where it's safer to live and travel for LGBTQ+ individuals and their families.
May 16 2025 12:15 PM
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ILGA-Europe's annual Rainbow Map highlights where it's safer to live and travel for LGBTQ+ individuals and their families.
Pope Leo XIV may not carry the same stances on LGBTQ+ rights as Pope Francis.
Pope Francis experienced many health issues over the years and had been recently discharged from the hospital. He leaves behind a complicated legacy regarding LGBTQ+ rights in the Catholic Church.
Trump has declared the accomplishments of trans people are “improper ideology.”
Today, over five dozen countries still have laws making same-sex sexual relations illegal. Many of these laws stem from colonial rule.
The LGBTQ+ community won't back down.
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The celebrity was infamously pied in the face at a press conference.
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The firebrand pundit with a history of racist, transphobic, and homophobic rhetoric stays true to form in her latest post to social media.
Soak in the sun, culture, and LGBTQ+ celebrations at the Sheraton Puerto Rico & Casino.
A record number of cities achieved a perfect Municipal Equality Index score in 2024.
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