Colombia’s Road to Peace Remains Littered With Uncertainty
After a major court decision protecting a peace agreement between rebel groups and the government, the future looks promising for Colombia, but the process is still far from over.
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Chechnya’s Growing Hostility Toward Its LGBTQ Community
Recent reports from Chechnya indicate that officials are rounding up, torturing, and killing Chechen men suspected of engaging in homosexual activity.
Things Are (Sort of) Getting Better for LGBT Students
Despite historically high acceptance of LGBT Americans, schools are still slow to adapt. By Jared Keller (Photo: Ozan…
America: Ready for Gay Parenting, Still Scared of Gay Sex
A look into America's changing views about love and family.
LGBT Film: Still Suffering From Baby-Step Syndrome
After marriage equality, LGBTQ cinema is in flux—and Hollywood has been slow to adapt.
The Big Leagues’ Slow Acceptance of Openly Gay Players
Over the past 40 years, journalists have been writing the same coming-out stories, because such stories are still rare.
Anti-Gay Bias Is Even Diminishing on an Unconscious Level
A new study finds expressions of more accepting attitudes toward homosexuals are not just lip service.
When Science and Social Justice Collide
In the battles between scientists and social justice activists, sometimes our democracy takes collateral damage.