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Celebrating Lesbian History Day

Celebrating Lesbian History Day

On 6 September, communities around the world will come together to celebrate Lesbian History Day, a day dedicated to honouring the rich and diverse history of lesbians and their contributions to society over the years. Founded by Marie-Helene Tyack, this annual observance aims to highlight the stories, struggles, and triumphs

RuPaul’s Drag Race favourite Eureka O’Hara withdraws from Drag Fest in Tel Aviv following criticism from fans and pro‑Palestine activists

RuPaul’s Drag Race favourite Eureka O’Hara withdraws from Drag Fest in Tel Aviv following criticism from fans and pro‑Palestine activists

RuPaul’s Drag Race favourite Eureka O’Hara has withdrawn from a scheduled appearance at Drag Fest in Tel Aviv following a wave of criticism from fans and pro‑Palestine activists. The queen announced the decision in a candid Instagram video posted on 15 February, apologising to supporters and acknowledging

Destanee Aiava condemns tennis’ ‘racist, misogynistic, homophobic’ culture in explosive farewell

Destanee Aiava condemns tennis’ ‘racist, misogynistic, homophobic’ culture in explosive farewell

Australian tennis player Destanee Aiava has issued a blistering denunciation of the sport’s culture, describing professional tennis as “racist, misogynistic, homophobic and hostile to anyone who doesn’t fit the mould” as she confirmed that 2026 will be her final year on tour. The 25-year-old made the announcement in

Stage stormed at Auckland’s Big Gay Out amid accusations of “right‑wing, transphobic, racist and genocide enabling” politics

Stage stormed at Auckland’s Big Gay Out amid accusations of “right‑wing, transphobic, racist and genocide enabling” politics

Auckland’s annual Big Gay Out festival was disrupted on Sunday when protesters stormed the main stage, intensifying growing tensions around the presence of political figures at the LGBTQ+ community event. The incident unfolded during an appearance by a group of politicians, including National’s associate health minister Matt Doocey,

UK’s first dedicated support programme for LGBTQ+ people affected by gambling harms

UK’s first dedicated support programme for LGBTQ+ people affected by gambling harms

The University of Brighton has been announced as the official evaluation partner for Recover with Pride, the UK’s first dedicated support programme for LGBTQ+ people affected by gambling harms. The groundbreaking initiative brings together three leading organisations: Brighton & Hove LGBT Switchboard, which provides trusted, identity-affirming support to LGBTQ+

Peter Tatchell: “I hope I’m still shaking a protest placard in my nineties”

Peter Tatchell: “I hope I’m still shaking a protest placard in my nineties”

Veteran human‑rights campaigner Peter Tatchell has said he has no plans to slow down, declaring that he hopes to remain on the frontline of protest well into his nineties. Tatchell, now in his seventies, made the remark during an appearance on A Gay Old Time, the LGBTQ+ podcast hosted

LGBT Foundation launches LGBTQ+ ‘Village Angels’ scheme in Liverpool

LGBT Foundation launches LGBTQ+ ‘Village Angels’ scheme in Liverpool

A new “Village Angels” scheme, designed to keep people safe during nights out in Liverpool city centre, was launched by LGBT Foundation at the weekend and will run for an initial eight‑week period. Funded through the Home Office’s Hyper‑Local Policing Fund, the volunteer‑run service will see

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