The Latest Breaking News from Pride

‘Starbucks is scared of the power that their queer partners hold, and they should be,’ shift supervisor says

Conservative outrage forced some retailers to remove Pride Month collections from their stores, many of which were made by queer business owners. One company has yet to financially recover from the backlash, but it’s the LGBT+ designers who remain undefeated, Meredith Clark writes

The Texas Rangers are the only one of the 30 teams in Major League Baseball that aren't hosting Pride Night during a game in June as part of Pride Month

As Pride events got underway in Europe in June, disinformation and hate speech targeting the LGBTQ community spread across social media, triggering extreme online responses, including incitements to violence.

It was an emotional night in Edinburgh as well-kent faces from music, sport and TV gathered at The Assembly Rooms to celebrate Scotland's unsung heroes.

Organizers across Texas are balancing a focus on security and a celebration of community after state lawmakers pushed scores of bills that threatened to upend the lives of LGBTQ+ Texans.

Companies should reassess the bad example they are setting by scaling back their support of the LGBTQ community. Standing up to anti-gay and anti-trans legislation and sentiment is exactly why Pride month exists.

Local drag queens, Sissy Scorpio, and Rozie Cheeks, will be welcoming shoppers at the St James Quarter to mark Edinburgh Pride as the march makes its way through the city.

Councillors will hear how there "is increasing threats to trans and gender-nonconforming people."