LGBTQIA2S+ liberation

New Orleans Workers Group defends trans lives

Two hundred people marched through New Orleans’ French Quarter on Oct. 27 to defend trans people. The march was called…

November 3, 2018

Historic justice for a trans Filipina: ‘Call Her Ganda’

Jennifer Laude, known as “Ganda,” was a Filipina trans woman and sex worker in Olongapo, a port city for U.S.…

October 18, 2018

In North Carolina, Durham Pride brings revolutionary queerness

Durham, N.C. — The struggle for LGBTQ liberation in the South has had its roots in strong resistance to the…

October 7, 2018

India throws out British colonial anti-sodomy law

On Sept. 6, India’s Supreme Court struck down the country’s law criminalizing consensual sex between same-sex partners. The law, known…

September 17, 2018

Pride at Work convention: ‘Proud and Powerful’

Phoenix, Ariz. — Pride at Work, the LGBTQ Constituency Group of the AFL-CIO, held its triennial convention Aug. 23-25 in…

August 29, 2018

Uniting migrant, LGBTQ and HIV struggles

When most people read the phrase “AIDS crisis,” they likely envision a period of the 1980s and early 1990s when…

August 11, 2018

Fighting back against transphobia, racism

Pensacola, Fla. — Three Black trans women in Jacksonville, Fla., have been murdered since February 2018: Celine Walker, Antashâ English…

July 12, 2018

NYC resistance report: LGBTQ Pride for the people

New York — The LGBTQ Pride Parade in this city exists to celebrate and advance the fight for LGBTQ liberation.…

June 25, 2018

Pensacola remembers lost LGBTQ lives

Pensacola, Fla. — June 12 marked the second anniversary of the deaths of a crowd of almost all LGBTQ people,…

June 21, 2018

LGBTQ Pride smashes white supremacy

As of the beginning of June, LGBTQ Pride month, 13 trans people have been murdered in the U.S., the majority…

June 13, 2018