The Utah Legislature Censures State School Board Member for Controversial Gender Questioning The Utah Legislature took a decisive step on Thursday by voting to censure Natalie Cline, a conservative state school board member, following her recent Facebook post where she questioned the gender of a high school basketball player. This action was prompted by the … Read more
In social networks the case of a woman went viral trans woman who accused a shoe of having discriminated against her because of her sexual preferences, after she referred to him as “he” and not like “ella”. The events occurred in Mexico City and were reported by a user who calls herself ‘Meli the panda’, … Read more
Europe is at the forefront of recognizing the rights of LGTBI people. Estonia has been the last country on the continent to legalize equal marriage and has become the first Baltic country to approve it. The rule came into force on January 1. In other countries, this debate is still open. For example, the Greek … Read more
World AIDS Day. Photo from the archive Every year, December 1 is celebrated around the world as AIDS Day. And this is not just a date, but a way to bring closer the victory over discrimination against HIV-positive people, as well as a way to raise people’s awareness of the modes of transmission and methods … Read more
Extremely unpleasant experience for Ion Cristoiu. The little journalist complained about discrimination in a restaurant, after the waiter there refused to offer him a child’s seat, so that he could also serve the meal in optimal conditions. “They only gave me a normal chair, for big people”, complained Ion Cristoiu. “I was reaching the plate … Read more
“Stereotypically female” tasks: An ex-employee of the Hollywood actor sued for gender discrimination and won. Robert De Niro’s production company has to pay a fine. A New York court has convicted Oscar winner Robert De Niro’s production company of gender discrimination. A jury in New York found on Thursday that the 80-year-old’s agency was liable … Read more
A vast plan to offer better prospects to the 5 million French people living in working-class neighborhoods. After announcing, this Thursday, October 26, the creation of a fund of 100 million euros intended to finance the reconstruction of cities affected by the summer riots, the Prime Minister, Elisabeth Borne, unveiled the social measures of its … Read more
Feel free to put me in jail for two years, said Joanne Rowling, the famous author of the Harry Potter story books. For a long time, the writer has spoken out against the fact that, as part of the defense of the rights of transgender people, it should not be allowed to say that a … Read more
Josep Borrell is adding fuel to the flames of sexism in Spain that football president Luis Rubiales has ignited by kissing World Cup winner Gini Hermoso. The European Union’s Spanish foreign policy chief, Josep Borrell, on Wednesday reignited the storm of criticism over sexism that has clouded Spain’s Women’s World Cup victory, saying he was … Read more
Homophobic incidents in Berlin attacked several people on the fringes of the CSD 07/23/2023 10:07 p.m At Christopher Street Day in Berlin, hundreds of thousands of people celebrate peacefully and set an example for tolerance. On the fringes of the event, however, there were several homophobic attacks. It’s not just about insults. On the fringes … Read more