Tweet about Hufflepuff’s ‘last remaining top’ divides Harry Potter fans Harry Potter fans have been digging into the story’s homosexual subtext for years — since, y’know, J.K. Rowling didn’t reveal any openly gay characters until after the final book’s publication. But out YouTuber Jon Cozart (a.k.a. Paint) really got people huffing and puffing over his … Continue reading Tweet about Hufflepuff’s ‘last remaining top’ divides Harry Potter fans →

#AM_Equality Tipsheet: January 30, 2020 HRC RELEASES ANNUAL STATE EQUALITY INDEX RATINGS: Seventeen states and Washington, D.C., earned top honors, setting the standard for state LGBTQ-inclusive laws and policies. “As LGBTQ people continue to face an onslaught of attacks from the federal administration in Washington, the Human Rights Campaign’s 2019 State Equality Index (SEI) documents … Continue reading #AM_Equality Tipsheet: January 30, 2020 →

Vietnam Has Been Praised As A Leader In LGBT Rights. Activists Beg To Differ This is the eighth part of a 10-part series on LGBT rights in Southeast Asia, which uncovers the challenges facing the LGBT community in the region and highlights the courageous work of activists there. *** “Vietnam: Flawed on Human Rights, but a Leader … Continue reading Vietnam Has Been Praised As A Leader In LGBT Rights. Activists Beg To Differ →

Emergency Motion Filed to Force Alabama Probate Judge to Issue Marriage Licenses to Same-sex Couples Four same-sex couples in Mobile, Alabama have asked U.S. District Judge Callie Granade to order Mobile County Probate Judge Don Davis to issue marriage licenses. Earlier today, Davis stopped issuing marriage licenses to all couples rather than start issuing them … Continue reading Emergency Motion Filed to Force Alabama Probate Judge to Issue Marriage Licenses to Same-sex Couples →