Gay men list the gay stereotypes they feel are most accurate

Out Traveler a piece on Waikiki’s vibrant LGBTQ+ nightlife.We booked a week in December, reached out to a bunch of people in the local community, and counted the days. There was flooding in Honolulu about 10 days before our arrival, but it didn’t dampen our enthusiasm.We didn’t know it, but something more insidious was quietly throwing off our plans. On December 3, there was an unusual COVID cluster traced to gay clubs in Waikiki.

Reuters.Wednesday’s decision was unanimously made by the three-judge panel of the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals.

Christian Broadcasting Network.His comments come while Republican-led states are attempting to crack down on the school curriculum, as in Florida with its ‘Don’t Say Gay’ bill.Concerning the “transgender movement”, Trump called it, “a terrible thing”.“That’s not the way it should be, that’s for sure. It is a terrible thing.

Een man die mogelijk betrokken is bij de moord op vier homoseksuele mannen in de Baskische stad Bilbao heeft zich gemeld bij de politie. Het gaat om een 25-jarige Colombiaan.

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The Minister for Justice, Helen McEntee, has published a progress report from the Working Group to examine the ‘Disregard of Convictions for Certain Qualifying Offences Related to Consensual Sexual Activity between Men’.The working group was established in March 2021 and consists of representatives from the Department of Justice, An Garda Síochána, the Irish Human Rights and Equality Commission (IHREC), the Office of the Attorney General and three members of the LGBTQ+ community with expertise in this area.Since its establishment, the Working Group has met on four occasions primarily tasked with examining the feasibility of identifying appropriate records which may support a decision to expunge or disregard a record of conviction for consensual same-sex acts between men prior to decriminalisation in 1993.In publishing the progress report, Minister McEntee said: “The Victorian-era laws which were repealed by the Criminal Law (Sexual Offences) Act 1993 caused immeasurable harm to generations of gay and bisexual men, criminalising and stigmatising them simply because of their sexual orientation.“I am very conscious that nearly 30 years later, the damage that was caused by these laws continues to impact negatively on too many people’s lives.

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Remembrance — an alternative memorial to Philadelphians and the HIV/AIDS crisis made possible through funding by The Pew Center for Arts & Heritage. While many HIV/AIDS memorials across the country are largely physical in structure, Remembrance is a memorial experience with civic and theatrical performances, oral histories, designed in partnership with local artists, activists, and community leaders.In May, three-time Obie award-winning writer and director Ain Gordon will stage the world premiere of a new play titled, These Don’t Easily Scatter.

Rick Earl Stokes, famously "the other gay candidate" who ran against Harvey Milk for San Francisco supervisor in 1977, died May 3. He was 87.Mr. Stokes died in San Francisco after a brief battle with congestive heart failure, according to an obituary prepared by Curtis Jensen, director of marketing and graphics for Steamworks, the gay bathhouse location in Berkeley of which Mr.

Roe v. Wade and the federal right to abortion to focus solely on the potential loss of marriage equality. As terrified as I am about losing the ability to marry my fiancé, I can’t ignore the fact that without the right to abortion and reproductive health care, there would be no marriage equality in the first place.

A vacation is supposed to be a break, a time for rest and relaxation away from the hustle and bustle of the real world. But when it comes to planning a trip, that break can easily turn into its own stressor, weighing on your mind and eating up your time. Depending on your destination, coordinating all the moving parts involved in planning a trip — hotels, transportation, itineraries, tours, etc. — can be a huge hassle. That’s where travel agents like Jim Anastos come in.

The Supreme Court of South Korea has tossed out the military court conviction of two gay soldiers for having consensual sex outside of military facilities.The court's panel of 13 justices ruled April 21 the military's case stretched the country's military sodomy law and sent the case back to the High Court for Armed Forces.Chief Justice Kim Myeong-su said the justices concluded that the widely criticized 1962 Military Criminal Act's Article 92-6 law should not be applied to consensual sex between male service members outside of military facilities during off-duty hours, reported the Associated Press.The law prohibits members of the military from engaging in same-sex conduct in the country's predominantly male military and carries a two-year prison sentence.Homosexuality is decriminalized in South Korea for civilians.The case wasn't the first time the high court had received complaints about the law.

Anti-LGBTQ Rep. Madison Cawthorn has been trending all day on Twitter after a leaked video showing him naked, in bed, with his male cousin began circulating online.Cawthorn appears to be reenacting some sort of rape fantasy by thrusting his groin in the cousin’s face while another person films the encounter encouraging him to “Stick it in his face!”The disturbing video was first shared by American Muckrakers PAC, a political group that runs the Fire Madison Cawthorn website.Related: Madison Cawthorn groped by male staffer in leaked video and the Internet has a lot to sayNow, openly gay Democratic Party power player Jon Cooper, co-founder of the Democratic Coalition, has posed an interesting question about the whole thing to his nearly 1 million Twitter followers.“Is anyone else wondering who released yesterday’s video of Madison Cawthorn humping his cousin?” Cooper tweeted.

Anmol Sidhu’s directorial debut Jaggi just won the Uma da Cunha Award for Best Feature and Audience Choice Award for Best Feature at the 2022 Indian Film Festival of Los Angeles.The film tells the story of a Jaggi, a young man living in rural Punjab, who struggles with his sexuality. He is misunderstood by his family and bullied by members of his community.

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taking him to court.Michael Foronda, Edward Foronda, and Vivian Gorsky, who live near Walt Disney World, say that they and their fellow taxpayers will be saddled with $1 billion in debt due to the state’s vote to revoke Disney’s self-governing status. “Plaintiffs, who are property owners in the surrounding counties, fear that they will now have to assume the tax burden that Disney previously assumed under the special tax status,” according to Courthouse News.The Republican-led Florida legislature voted to roll back Disney’s special status and DeSantis signed the bill (SB 4C) into law shortly after, all in retaliation for the company speaking out in opposition of the state’s “don’t say gay” law (HB 1557) and its pledge to end political donations.The lawsuit points to how this decision to remove Disney’s special status is based on retaliation.

Tag Warner, the CEO of GAY TIMES, has been recognised by Forbes on its annual 30 Under 30 list for his contributions to media and marketing.

A leaked U.S. Supreme Court opinion suggesting justices are poised to overturn abortion rights has left LGBTQ+ advocacy groups fearful that same-sex marriage could also be at risk.

Queerty, the Netflix show is about a gay man who thought he had a near-perfect life … until he gets dumped by his long-term partner and finds himself having to navigate single life in New York in his mid-40s.Related: Neil Patrick Harris and Tuc Watkins to play gay couple who split up in new Netflix seriesThe show, called Uncoupled, has been created and executive produced by Darren Star (Younger and Emily in Paris) and Modern Family executive producer Jeffrey Richman.According to a press release from Netflix yesterday, the eight-part series of half-hour episodes drops on July 29.Playing the long-term partner who dumps Michael (Harris) will be Tuc Watkins, best known for his role in Desperate Housewives and, more recently, Netflix’s The Boys In The Band. Watkins will play hedge-fund manager Colin.Related: A photo of Neil Patrick Harris in grey sweatpants is drawing attention​​Series regulars will include Tisha Campbell (Dr.

Just Like Us found 68% of those surveyed feared they would be perceived as ‘man-hating’, ‘over-sexualised’ or ‘anti-trans’.Around 30% feared being viewed as ‘cringey or awkward’ while 25% worried they would be viewed as ‘wrong’.Some responders worried they would be seen as ‘taboo’, ‘masculine or butch’ or ‘unattractive’.And over-sexualisation of lesbians was found to be the biggest barrier for young lesbians age 18 to 24 (36%).Overall, one in 20 lesbians delayed coming out because they could be seen as ‘anti-trans’. This reason was cited by many in the 25-34 age category.One respondent, Niamh, explained coming out to both schoolmates and family was ’embarrassing’ at the time.She added: ‘At school it was already a rumour, and I knew people would gossip about it, and they did.

A nightclub bouncer is facing third degree murder charges for allegedly punching a gay patron who later died because of the hit.

Neil Patrick Harris smashes a bouquet of roses into a trash can in the first look at his new Netflix series, Uncoupled.

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Alabama law criminalizing the provision of such care to minors.“After examining the [Texas attorney general’s] Opinion and the findings of ‘fact’ in the Alabama Law in detail, we conclude that their medical claims are not grounded in reputable science and are full of errors of omission and inclusion,” says a report published on the Yale School of Medicine website by six scientists and a law professor. “These errors, taken together, thoroughly discredit the AG Opinion’s claim that standard medical care for transgender children and adolescents constitutes child abuse.

A new survey of young LGBTQ individuals living in the U.S. found about 45 percent said they "seriously" thought about attempting suicide during the previous year.The findings demonstrate an "upward trend" over recent years in deliberations about suicide among LGBTQ individuals ages 13 to 24.

White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki again was forced to explain to Fox News propagandist Peter Doocy something very simple – exactly what President Joe Biden meant earlier on Wednesday when he warned that conservatives at some point might try to ban LGBTQ kids from classrooms.

more extreme than the one passed in Florida, has died in committee.The House Education Committee Tuesday voted 7-4 not to advance the bill, Lafayette, La.’s Daily Advertiser reports.The legislation, sponsored by Republican Rep. Dodie Horton, would have banned classroom instruction or discussion regarding sexual orientation or gender identity in kindergarten through eighth grade.

Dead By Daylight recently outed its first-ever playable gay character, David King, bringing some badly needed gay representation to the game’s large (and largely male) fan base.King is a hunky, English brawler and former rugby player who earns money in the underground fighting circuit. His quick-healing abilities and confrontational combat style differentiate him from the other characters being stalked by The Huntress and Dead by Daylight’s other monstrous slashers.But King is just one of several sexy out video game characters to grace the small screen.

Make way, another sexual position option for the gays is breaking into the public conciousness.

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A short two-hour drive from Los Angeles, the open spaces and star-filled skies of Greater Palm Springs have attracted Hollywood celebrities and LGBTQ travelers alike in need of a recharge. With plenty of opportunities to shop, chill by the pool, relax at the spa, and dine at fun-filled restaurants and bars, it’s no wonder Southern California’s desert playground is an iconic gay oasis. If you haven’t visited in a while or are planning an upcoming trip, here are the top ten must-see experiences to add to your bucket list in Greater Palm Springs:We love Greater Palm Springs for its selection of boutique LGBTQ-exclusive hotels.

Extreme right-wing troll/”free speech” warrior Ben Shapiro accidentally came out as gay on Twitter this week.It all started when Ana Navarro tweeted about a conversation she had with her gay friend about the Supreme Court leak.“My best friend is a gay man,” The View co-host tweeted yesterday. “He called me this AM asking, ‘How can the Supreme Court do this? I thought established law meant they couldn’t go back and overturn things that had already been decided.

Everyone and their mothers seem to be watching Heartstopper, the gay, teen series now streaming on Netflix. Actor Kit Connor, 18, plays Nick Nelson, a star rugby player who develops romantic feelings for gay peer Charlie Spring (Joe Locke).Nick ultimately comes out as bisexual in season one, and apparently that’s led to more than a bit of online speculation about Connor’s own sexuality.And yes, he’s seen the chatter.Posting to Twitter, Connor responded to his fans’ overactive imaginations.

Fall in Love, Have Children, Stay Put, Save the Planet, Be Happy, he described his anti-abortion work as providing "the toxic ideological incentive for millions of Christians in the evangelical subculture to turn into a xenophobic aggrieved and perpetually angry mob."Following the leak of a near 100-page draft opinion from the Supreme Court that shows it seemingly ready to strike down Roe v. Wade, the 1973 landmark ruling that guarantees abortion rights, Schaeffer took to Twitter to voice his concern.The ruling (should it come into law) would instantly make abortion illegal in at least 13 states, with legal access to abortion varying widely across the country.Subsequently, a large number of protesters gathered outside the Supreme Court to demonstrate against the expected ruling."Roe now, gay rights next, the evangelical led right-wing will not stop.

the leak of a draft Supreme Court decision indicating that the majority right-wing court is on the verge of rolling back Roe v. Wade.In an Instagram story, Bridgers wrote: “I had an abortion in October of last year while I was on tour. I went to Planned Parenthood where they gave me the abortion pill.

who attacked him on stage during the now-viral assault Wednesday. The 48-year-old “Chappelle’s Show” creator had been performing at the “Netflix is a Joke” festival in Los Angeles’ Hollywood Bowl, when an unnamed spectator bum-rushed the stage and tackled the comedian to the ground, as seen in shocking footage.

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Netflix Is A Joke festival, when a man made his way onstage and appeared to attempt to tackle him, per video footage shared on social media.After security apprehended the man in question, video clips showed Chappelle attempting to keep the laughs coming as he cracked jokes about the incident.In a move that has ignited criticism, video footage shows that Chappelle quipped as he spoke to the audience in the aftermath: "It was a trans man."Dave Chappelle got attacked on stage tonight and the attacker got his ass beat.Chapelle made a joke saying it was a "trans man" (no indication if it was) and probably going to get a lot of crap for it now.(no this video wasn't recorded by me) pic.twitter.com/NCoQBy4fwNHis joke has sparked outrage on Twitter, where a number of detractors spoke out against the star, who last year was criticized for his Netflix special The Closer, in which comments he made were characterized as transphobic.Weighing in on the tweets shared about the incident, one Twitter user wrote: "All these people leave out the fact Dave Chappelle joked that it was a 'trans man' that ran on stage to beat him when we don't know who it was. All we know is that things are about to get worse in this country and have been getting worse for trans people and Dave encourages it."All these people leave out the fact Dave Chappelle joked that it was a âtrans manâ that ran on stage to beat him when we donât know who it was.

A gay man was bashed, on April 24 in South Africa, by a group of men in an apparent hate crime. Mfundo Ngobese, 24, was walking with friends after a night out when they were approached by the three men. Ngobese’s friends took off, but one of the men tripped him before he could get away.“My mouth and chin were hurt and half my teeth are broken. The femur on my right leg is also broken.

A chilling new video released by the NSW Supreme Court captures the moment Sydney resident Scott White discusses with police detectives about the 1988 murder of 27-year-old gay American mathematician Scott Johnson.Trigger Warning: This story had details of homophobic slurs and the murder of a gay man, which might be distressing to some readers. For 24 hour crisis support and suicide prevention call Lifeline on 13 11 14. For Australia-wide LGBTQI peer support call QLife on 1800 184 527 or webchat.Johnson’s naked body was found on the morning of December 10, 1988 at the base of a cliff at Blue Fish Point, near Manly’s North Head on Sydney’s northern beaches.

A settlement has been reached between the University of Southern California and the former students, many of them gay and bisexual men, who say they were victims of sexual misconduct by a university doctor. Photo: USC.

Heartstopper! 

Heartstopper tells the coming-of-age story of a group of high school friends — many of whom happen to be queer. If high school drama isn't up your alley, that's perfectly fine, because this show has very little of it and instead focuses on friendships and first loves.Jenny Walser delivers every single one of her lines perfectly.For context, I had no idea Olivia Colman was in this show, so when she just appeared out of the blue, I literally burst out laughing.

YouTube channel in a video that went viral. A year later and 1,300 miles away, Lindsay was inspired by Schueller’s video to not only come out himself, but also record a video reply. Within months, the “love at first vlog” couple had moved in together.Schueller says that his YouTube channel also led him to fall in love with travel.

imposed in 1992. In 2013, the lifetime ban was reduced to a five-year deferral period for MSM, then to a 1-year deferral period in 2016 and to a three-month deferral period in 2019, reports United Press International.Going forward, Canadian Blood Service, a nonprofit charitable organization that provides blood and blood products to Canadian health care systems, will introduce give all donors, regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity, a questionnaire to fill out to determine whether they have engaged in sexual behaviors that place them at higher risk of blood-borne diseases, which determine whether they should be deferred from donating for an additional amount of time.In a statement authorizing the country’s chief two blood operators — Canadian Blood Services and Héma-Québec — to change the eligibility criteria for donors, Health Canada called the development “a significant milestone toward a more inclusive blood donation system nationwide, and builds on progress in scientific evidence made in recent years.”Starting on Sept.