Advocacy

Sandra Day O'Connor,Dies at 93 First Woman On The Supreme Court,
Washington – Retired Justice Sandra Day O'Connor, who made history as the first woman to serve on the Supreme Court, passed away at the age of 93. The Court announced that O'Connor died on Friday in Phoenix, Arizona, following complications related to dementia and a respiratory illness.
By Ali Hashmi3 years ago in Pride
Facebook Group Named After Ghana's VP Has Labeled FixTheCountry Activist "Gay" This Is Liken to Assassination & Terrorism on The Life of Oliver Barker-Vormawor . Content Warning.
Tuesday, 28 November 2023 By: TB Obwoge In Ghana, just for writing this and some of the things I've written about the happenings in the country could end my life. These are the types of things that would also land Ghanian journalists in jail. Ghana under Akufo-Addo isn't a country of freedom or justice.
By IwriteMywrongs3 years ago in Pride
Yves Bissouma's Impact: Navigating Success with Spurs' Resillent, Pressure-Free Philosophy
In the dynamic arena of the Premier League, where the stakes are high and every match is a battleground, Tottenham Hotspur's midfield gem, Yves Bissouma, has emerged as a beacon of resilience and skill. His journey at Spurs, marked by a resounding resurgence under manager Ange Postecoglou, offers a compelling narrative of overcoming challenges and embracing a pressure-free approach to football.
By Ekendra Yadav3 years ago in Pride
National Coming Out Day
Trans individuals are currently under attack by far-right organizations that are actively spreading disinformation about them. In the US, bans on trans healthcare are being passed into law, thereby seeking to eradicate trans folks altogether.
By Marie Wilson3 years ago in Pride
Evolving Beauty. Content Warning.
In a rapidly evolving world, the importance of embracing diversity and authenticity cannot be overstated. The values of inclusion, acceptance, and the celebration of individuality are the cornerstones of a harmonious society. Embracing diversity and authenticity not only fosters an environment of mutual respect but also paves the way for progress, innovation, and social cohesion. In this article, we will explore the significance of these values and how they can be nurtured to create a brighter future for all.
By Su3 years ago in Pride
Queer People Shouldn’t Have To Suffer To Be Taken Seriously
For the longest time, you were more likely to know a trans person because they had died than lived. The names of dead trans women, men, and enbys have hung in the air for my entire adult life. People like Venus Xtravaganza, Brandon Teena, and Islan Nettles have been a part of my community’s history: a reminder of what this society does to people that go against the grain.
By Alex Mell-Taylor3 years ago in Pride
A Fight for Equality
Maria had lived in Ukraine all her life. She was proud of her country, the culture, and people. However, as Maria grew up, she began to notice that certain groups of people were not treated with the same respect and equality as others.
By Geraldine Cloete3 years ago in Pride
Spain's Women's World Cup Victory: Empowering Women Worldwide
In a world where women have long fought for recognition, equality, and opportunities in various spheres, Spain's Women's World Cup victory serves as a triumphant symbol of empowerment. This historic win transcends the boundaries of sports, sending a powerful message that reverberates through the hearts of women around the globe.
By John Kila3 years ago in Pride
The Women Behind Desire
Part 1: A Glimpse into the Past In a quaint village nestled between rolling hills and blooming meadows, lived a young woman named Eleanor. She was known for her radiant beauty, but what truly set her apart was her unwavering ambition. Eleanor's desire to break free from the confines of societal norms burned within her like a hidden flame. Despite her family's objections, she pursued education and dreamt of becoming a renowned scientist.
By Blurre3 years ago in Pride
"Embracing Colors of Love"
Once upon a time in a small town, there lived a young girl named Emma. Emma had always known deep inside that she was different from other children her age. While her friends developed crushes on boys, she found herself drawn to girls. Emma was discovering her own truth, realizing that she was a lesbian.
By lovely3 years ago in Pride
The Kaleidoscope Connection
Once upon a time in the quaint town of Harmonyville, there existed a unique society where people of all walks of life coexisted in harmony. The town was known for its vibrant festivals and events, celebrating the diversity that enriched their lives. Among the residents were members of the LGBTQIA+ community, who were valued and embraced for their unique contributions.
By kizor perez3 years ago in Pride
I’m a detransitioner. Don’t use me to take rights away from trans people.
It’s hard when your name doesn’t match your face. The lady at the vital records office was bewildered when I showed up wanting a copy of my (female) birth certificate with only a male ID and a pile of court documents to prove my identity. No amount of explaining could clarify the situation. After a half an hour of repeating that I needed a copy of the original certificate so I could change back my name I had tears in my eyes, but she remained convinced I was a trans woman trying to somehow game the system. Six weeks later, I received a stern letter telling me the office couldn’t change the name on the certificate — something I’d never asked to do — without a “compliance stamp”. At this point, I’d already found the original and changed the name, spending $300 to undo what I’d done with such hope a few years before. Sometimes it seems like the misunderstandings, and suspicion, never end.
By E.S.3 years ago in Pride