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#SaferToBeMe summit, the only global LGBTQ+ summit held in the UK, to take place in Newcastle in October

#SaferToBeMe summit, the only global LGBTQ+ summit held in the UK, to take place in Newcastle in October

The 2025 #SaferToBeMe summit, the only global LGBTQ+ summit held in the UK, returns this year and promises to be the biggest one yet since its inaugural launch in 2023. Taking place in Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, the 2025 #SaferToBeMe summit promises an ambitious and exciting programme of events from Octob

Florida considers banning Pride flags from flying from government buildings, including schools and city halls

Florida considers banning Pride flags from flying from government buildings, including schools and city halls

Politicians in Florida are considering banning schools, city halls and other government buildings from flying Pride flags. The bill, if signed into law, would make the annual practice by governments of flying a rainbow flag during Pride Month illegal. The legislation also covers Black Lives Matters

Queer Britain, the UK’s only LGBTQ+ museum, to present exhibition on Jimmy Somerville and Bronski Beat

Queer Britain, the UK’s only LGBTQ+ museum, to present exhibition on Jimmy Somerville and Bronski Beat

Queer Britain, the UK’s only LGBTQ+ museum, will present an exhibition on Jimmy Somerville and Bronski Beat, launching March 13 and running till May 25. In 1984 Jimmy Somerville’s first band, Bronski Beat released their debut album, The Age of Consent. The album title was a response to the age of co

Kennedy Center “abruptly cancels” performance from Gay Men’s Chorus of Washington DC

Kennedy Center “abruptly cancels” performance from Gay Men’s Chorus of Washington DC

A performance from the Gay Men’s Chorus of Washington DC in the United States on May 21 has been pulled from the programme of events at the Kennedy Center in the capital city. The gay men’s chorus was set to perform at this year’s World Pride Washington DC, which brings together a programme of event

Lucky Roy Singh, a non-binary activist and drag queen from Manchester, calls for more stories of “pivotal” queer icons to be taught more widely in UK schools

Lucky Roy Singh, a non-binary activist and drag queen from Manchester, calls for more stories of “pivotal” queer icons to be taught more widely in UK schools

Lucky Roy Singh, a non-binary activist and drag queen from Manchester, has called for more stories of “pivotal” queer icons who “laid the foundations” for the LGBTQ+ community to be taught more widely in UK schools as the country marks LGBT+ History Month. The LGBTQ+ campaigner from Manchester says

Brussels aiming to become the “queer capital of Europe” with new Pride Museum

Brussels aiming to become the “queer capital of Europe” with new Pride Museum

Brussels is aiming to become the “queer capital of Europe” after it was announced the Belgian city is gearing up to welcome its first Pride Museum. An international team with 12 nationalities has been planning the museum for the past two years in Belgium, which was the second country in the world to

Muhsin Hendricks, the “world’s first openly gay imam”, shot dead in South Africa

Muhsin Hendricks, the “world’s first openly gay imam”, shot dead in South Africa

Muhsin Hendricks, the “world’s first openly gay imam” and a trailblazing figure in the LGBTQ+ Muslim community, has been shot dead in South Africa. The 57-year-old cleric, renowned for running a mosque in Cape Town that welcomed marginalised Muslims, was killed in a targeted attack on Saturday morni

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