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Dublin Pride 2022 events and things to do this June

Dublin Pride 2022 is set to be a colourful celebration of the city's LGBTQ+ community

Dublin Live

Sunderland Pride returns next week with Queen's Jubilee as theme for 2022

The all-inclusive LGBT+ celebration is back on Wearside with a bang after a two-year lay off due to the global Coronavirus pandemic.

Chronicle Live

Cheerio, Duckie: regulars look back at the LGBTQ+ club that broke the mould

After 27 years, the groundbreaking, and often notorious, Saturday night at the Royal Vauxhall Tavern in London ends next month

The Guardian - UK

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Glasgow LGBTQ+ rugby team swapping boots for high heels for fundraiser event

Eight players from the team will undergo a drag transformation and perform in a competitive variety show in the club’s first major fundraising event since Covid restrictions were lifted.

Glasgow Live

‘Like a bridge that connects us’: Pride parade comes to Bangkok amid new hope for LGBT rights

Event returns for first time in many years on Sunday as city appoints governor vocal in supporting LGBT community

The Guardian - UK

Hate crimes against LGBT Scots rise as trans attacks double in a year

Hate crimes recorded by Police Scotland show a staggering increase amongst those with a transgender, sexual orientation or disability aggravator

The National (Scotland)

Scotland's inclusive rugby team gets out heels for drag fundraiser

GLASGOW’S LGBTQ+ inclusive rugby team, Glasgow Raptors RFC, are swapping their rugby boots for high heels as part of an upcoming fundraising…

The National (Scotland)

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Anti-LGBT Panics Are Bad for Everyone's Liberty

Politicians respond to often unfounded fears with aggressive laws that interfere with individual and family choices.

Reason

What is Pride Month? How to celebrate LGBTQ pride in the US

Cities throughout the US celebrate LGBTQ pride as Pride Month kicks off in June

The Independent UK

News Minute and Queer Chennai Chronicles release media guide for LGBTQIA+ coverage

The digital news platform News Minute has collaborated with the publishing house Queer Chennai Chronicles to draft a guide to help journalists cover the LGBTQIA+ community and its issues sensitively.

Newslaundry

North Carolina preschool teacher who used LGBTQ flash cards resigns

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — A Wake County teacher has resigned amid the controversy over the use of LGBTQ themed flash cards in her preschool classroom.

Tribune News Service

LGBT prejudice restricted to 'tiny minority' of public as support grows for diversity

A new Opinium poll of 2,000 adults from across the UK for Stonewall, the world’s second largest LGBT charity, asked people on their feelings towards four different communities: gay, bi, lesbian and trans people

Daily Mirror

Acceptance for LGBT rights growing in UK as survey marks start of Pride month

A new Opinium poll of 2,000 adults from across the UK for Stonewall, the world’s second largest LGBT charity, found anti-LGBT sentiments are now restricted to a tiny minority of the public

Daily Mirror

Government Can't Compel the Creation of Wedding Websites

The Tenth Circuit erred in concluding otherwise, undermining a freedom critical to the LGBT-rights movement itself.

Reason

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Benzinga

A Brief Overview: How Cannabis And LGBTQ Rights Reform Have Intertwined Through The Decades

The cannabis and LGBTQ rights movements have been connected from the beginning, as they mutually supported reform throughout the decades. "Arguably, neither would exist as they do today if not for the other," said Tyme Ferris, founder and CEO of cannabis brand Pantheon Collective.

Evening Standard

Pride in London set for energetic return to the streets on historic 50th anniversary

The route of 2022’s march will retrace part of the first-ever UK pride in 1972

Manchester Evening News

First look inside The Proud Place - the GOLDEN £2.4m LGBTQ+ space in the heart of the city centre

"It’s important that young people have somewhere to call home where they can be their authentic selves"

Daily Record

Untold LGBT history story to be told at new Pride Edinburgh tour

The Real Mary King's Close in Edinburgh will host the guided tours to celebrate Pride month.

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Edinburgh Live

Edinburgh Mary King's Close to offer new tour showcasing the city's LGBT history

‘The new Pride History Tours’, have been designed to reveal the hidden histories of LGBT community life in Edinburgh from as far back as 1546 until 1912 and will be running from next month.

Daily Record

TUI drops 'ladies and gentlemen' for gender neutral term 'passengers' on board flights

Other organisations have made similar moves in recent years, which have been welcomed by LGBT charities.

Belfast Live

Belfast City Hall LGBTQ and Health Worker stained glass windows finally in motion

The windows have been prioritised above proposals for Belfast sport, the Fire Brigade Union, and the British army’s explosives ordnance disposal company

Daily Mirror

Grassroots LGBT+ teams gunning for GFSN Cup glory after Jake Daniels' brave coming out

EXCLUSIVE: Daniels became the first English professional footballer to come out as gay for 30 years, the latest high point in what has been a breakthrough year for the LGBT+ community in the sport

The Independent UK

Cancelled LGBT conference could cost Government more than £500,000

The Safe To Be Me conference was axed after a row over the Government’s stance on banning conversion therapy for transgender people.

The Guardian - UK

Rwanda plan challenged over alleged failure to identify risks for LGBTQ+ refugees

Pre-action letter questions Home Office claims that east African country is ‘generally safe’

Los Angeles Times

No uniforms, no parade: Police say they will not march in San Francisco Pride Parade

San Francisco Police said they will not march in this year’s Pride Parade in protest over organizers’ new decision not to allow officers to wear their uniform during the annual LGBTQ event.

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