This week: Erdoğan at the UN, Dutch teenagers cool on gay classmates, Pope Leo in France, Ana Brnabić: first lesbian head of state, volleyball player comes out, Artificial and much more… This update is provided by Fabrice Houdart, consider supporting his important work. This week, the news that struck me
This week: UNGA shenanigans, Türk’s warning, Turkey’s crackdown widens, Hungary unwinds Orbán, Fiji’s HIV emergency, NYU Langone and UPMC fold, Grindr vs. MISTR at CGI This update is provided by Fabrice Houdart, consider supporting his important work. UN High-Level Week is in full swing in NYC,
This week: Ecuador restricts adoption by LGBTQ+ parents, UN shenanigans, the ABA and DEI, lessons from “ex-gay” changes of heart, a “lesbian picnic,” Chris Pappas, Alice Weidel, and much more… This update is provided by Fabrice Houdart, consider supporting his important work. Welcome back. I hope you are ready
This week: Transgender Americans migration, Grindr’s price point, The Disappearers, La Bola Negra, John Galliano, Milo Yiannopoulos, Burning Man, UNGA and much more… This update is provided by Fabrice Houdart, consider supporting his important work. Well, my friends. This is it. C’est la rentrée—except, of course, for
Idaho becomes the latest "Do Not Travel" state for transgender people, raising the number of states transgender people should not travel through to 4. Erin In The Morning is a reader-supported publication. Consider becoming a subscriber. Short summary of updates: The legislative season of 2026 in state
The queerest states are Oregon, Washington, Colorado, Alaska, and California. Erin In The Morning is a reader-supported publication. Consider becoming a subscriber. On Aug. 20, the Human Rights Campaign Foundation published an analysis of 2.45 million responses to the Census Bureau's Household Pulse Survey, collected between
This week: Farewell, Dolly; Canada’s national LGBTQ+ monument; Attitude gets personal with PM Rob Jetten; Ghana’s Anglican Church on anti-gay bill; the Log Cabin Republicans; Coward; and much more… This update is provided by Fabrice Houdart, consider supporting his important work. In the United States, the death
It might not be a great loss for transgender people. But it is a reminder that courage, solidarity, and moral clarity are in increasingly short supply — in ways that echo darker moments in history. This update is provided by Fabrice Houdart, consider supporting his important work. The news this week:
In a time when gay rights are under attack in the U.S., a minority of gay American men are still staunch Trump supporters. Why? This article published by Uncloseted Media. Consider supporting their important work at https://www.unclosetedmedia.com/ When Evan decided it was time to tell his
This week: Senegal’s mass prosecutions, Bolivia’s first same-sex marriage, a terrible ad in Texas, Wes Streeting, Tristan Schukraft, Perez Hilton, The Shards, UNGA and much more… This update is provided by Fabrice Houdart, consider supporting his important work. The thing about LGBTQ+ news in 2026 is that
This week: WorldPride, Scouting America, the Paul Weiss debacle, Lifting a ban on bathhouses, Dan Savage’s “campsite rule”, Perez Hilton, Mary Oliver, Rosie O’Donnell and much more… This update is provided by Fabrice Houdart, consider supporting his important work. I’m always a little surprised by LGBTQ+ people
This week: The Berlin Attack, a conspiracy theory in Indonesia, the Ohio billboards, Trump vs. Mulvaney, a 2026 TED Talk, the Dialog Society list, the politics of philanthropy, Volker Turk & much more This update is provided by Fabrice Houdart, consider supporting his important work. The terrorist attack at Berlin
This week: Jens Spahn resigns, the French UN resolution, Indonesia spirals, the battle for the Smithsonian, Sapphi, Rob Roth’s show, the strange tribulations of Sausalito City Manager, and much more… This update is provided by Fabrice Houdart, consider supporting his important work. What struck me most about the Jens
When Liz Dyer talks about Real Mama Bears, she doesn’t describe it like a nonprofit. She talks about it like a kitchen table—one that keeps expanding as more chairs are pulled up, more stories spill out, and more mothers recognize they’re not alone. What began in 2014
The streets of South Minneapolis became the scene of tragedy on Saturday, January 24, when Alex Jeffery Pretti, a 37-year-old ICU nurse, was fatally shot by federal immigration agents. The incident has sent shockwaves through a community already reeling from heightened federal law enforcement activity, sparking outrage and
