Religion Dispatches
Richard Blanco, the openly gay Cuban-American poet who read at Barack Obama’s second inauguration, composed…
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Africa: Religious leaders criticize Obama comments on LGBT human rights A story from the Catholic…
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… and much more, in this week’s LGBT Global Recap.
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Plus news from Turkey, South Korea and more, in RD’s Global LGBT Roundup.
Read MoreLast Friday’s decision by the U.S. Supreme Court to overturn remaining state laws banning same-sex…
Read MoreThe big news of the week was Irish voters’ overwhelming “yes” vote on a…
Read MoreThe White House announced this week that Pope Francis will visit President Barack Obama during…
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Transgender Day of Remembrance was observed around the world on Thursday to memorialize victims of…
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Much of the coverage of Turkey can be politely described as ‘trampoline journalism’—bounce into Taksim and bounce out. What I saw in Istanbul didn’t match the feverish descriptions that made it even onto the BBC or that clogged up my Twitter feed. More relevant to me, almost no one was interested in hearing from religious Turks. So I went ahead and talked to them.
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With the power vested in us by ourselves, we have chosen ten candidates in the hopes that one of them will win popular acclaim and restore glory to a throne too long left empty.
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