LGBT History Month USA
Friday’s LGBT icon is multi-talented trans activist Christine Jorgensen. Saturday’s is writer and director Arthur Laurents.
October 2012
Call Me Kuchu is in cinemas on November 2nd, and Picturehouse have chosen the film for their Pic Docs Discover Tuesday event for November. The… Read More »
LGBT History Month USA
Wednesday’s LGBT icon was California Trade Unionist Mary Kay Henry. Thursday’s is Facebook co-founder, political campaigner and AIDS activist Chris Hughes
LGBT History Month USA
Tuesday’s LGBT icon is Billy Haines, a 1930s film star whose career came to an end after he refused to deny his homosexuality.
Report Suggests Dual Discrimination Hits Trans native Americans
Trans Native Indian and Alaskan American people are worse off across the board than the US trans community in general, according to a new report.… Read More »Report Suggests Dual Discrimination Hits Trans native Americans
Indonesia By-passes Drug Companies for HIV Treatments
The Indonesian government has acted to tackle the nation’s HIV crisis by overriding international pharmaceutical companys’ patents on HIV drugs. President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono quietly… Read More »Indonesia By-passes Drug Companies for HIV Treatments
LGBT History Month USA
Monday’s LGBT icon is Herbert Gerber, a US gay rights activist from 1920’s Chicago.
LGBT History Month USA
Saturday’s LGBT History Month icon is actor, producer and director Jodie Foster
Bridging the gap between “Traditional Values” and the global LGBT community
Many countries in Eastern Europe are starting the process of legislating against LGBT rights through the argument of “Traditional Values” and “Propaganda”. The same is… Read More »Bridging the gap between “Traditional Values” and the global LGBT community