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‘I lost my brother to chemsex - I wish I’d known then what I know now’ One year since losing her brother to chemsex, Chloe Marshall writes about the importance of trying to help those struggling with it.

Come visit us Bloomington PRIDE Pridefest this Saturday! We are a sponsor of the event as well as a vendor. Stop by and get some cool IUAA swag.

‘Breath of fresh air': Program lets LGBTQ youth escape intolerance for summer in P-Town From hateful attacks to anti-LGBTQ legislation, the number of states where q***r young people say they do not feel safe is growing. This summer, a small group of them get to spend the summer in a place where they do feel accepted, thanks to a program in Provincetown, Massachusetts. At the tip of Cap...

Now Open in Louisville! Get on PrEP Today Fast & Easy "Just wanted to reach out and let you know how smooth and easy this process has been and how great EVERYONE has been to deal with. From Avita to the Reps at Gilead, everyone has been so friendly and easy to talk to and so far it’s all gone off without a hitch. I’m supposed to be getting my first...

D.C.’s oldest LGBTQ shelter forced to slash services after city cuts funding The longest-running LGBTQ homeless shelter in the nation’s capital has been forced to turn away clients experiencing homelessness, most of them transgender

Spanish police arrest three over homophobic killing of Samuel Luiz Nursing student Samuel Luiz was beaten to death outside a nightclub in the northern city of A Coruna, in a suspected anti-gay hate crime.

An 11-year-old trans girl was barred from her school’s cross-country team. She’s suing. A recent West Virginia law prohibits transgender girls and women from competing on women’s sports teams at publicly funded schools and universities.

Christian-Owned Wedding Venue Turns Away Gay Couple "God says in the Bible that marriage is between a man and a woman," Highgrove Estate said in a statement.