Sunday 24 October, 2021
Peter Thiel says cultural issues are distracting America from its “real problems”.
Tonie Walsh, curator of the Irish Queer Archive, reflects on some of the defining moments of the LGBT movement.
It’s about owning your own identity.
Long-term couples talk about their lives together – and their hopes for the future – ahead of Friday’s vote on same-sex marriage.
Opinion polls may show increasing support for marriage equality, but I still regularly observe open, brutal and honest homophobia.
Should adults be open with children, as much as is age appropriate, or should they try to avoid questions about sexuality?
Maria Walsh is a beautiful, smart, confident and normal young woman. She may change the hearts and minds of those who are wary of gay people.
The BAI has ruled that discussions by gay people about their status and aspirations as Irish citizens must be directly challenged on the same programme at the same time.
Paranoia prevents me from sticking my head above the parapet – but my silence is not an excuse to dehumanise me.
The stamps will showcase the work of artist and illustrator Tom of Finland.
Homophobia can be expressed overtly – but it can also be casual, insidious and suffocating. Here, six teenagers tell their stories.
The abuse of minorities and their defenders in Russia affects gay people but also Roma, immigrant workers and other ethnic communities. Let’s not forget about them, writes Stefania Kulaeva.
I’m happy with who I am and I love this country – but I am not happy with how I get treated for how I live my life, writes Christopher Chong.
The term ‘homophobia’ refers to an irrational fear of, aversion to, or discrimination against gay people… So why it is not permissible to state that a group that actively campaigns against same-sex marriage is homophobic?
Since its launch earlier this month, women have shared experiences of being jeered at, physically picked up by strangers and threatened with rape.
The Boy Scouts of America have cited the support of the ‘vast majority of parents of the youth we serve’.
BeLongTo said that the age profile of those seeking its services has also dropped.
More that 26,000 people are expected to flood the streets of Dublin for the annual event and party.
Readers of TheJournal.ie sent in their memorable images of the day’s festivities….
