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A man is suing his employers in China's first transgender discrimination case
He wants a public apology from Ciming Checkup, one of the largest medical firms in China.
By Victoria Ho
Intro to vaginas: 9 lessons for bi-curious beginners
"The first time I slept with another girl, it was awkward as hell."
Mississippi governor just signed a law that allows businesses deny service to gay couples
Mississippi's governor has signed a law that allows public and private businesses to refuse service to gay couples based on the employers' religious beliefs.
North Carolina faces massive backlash after anti-LGBT law
North Carolina is facing an ever-growing wave of backlash.
Doctors 'refusing' UK gender dysphoria patients hormone treatments
Conservatism is being blamed.
People really seem to like Kroger's inclusive unisex bathroom policy
You're doing it right.
The NBA has a chance to take a powerful stand for LGBT rights. Will it?
The ball is in your court, Mr. Silver.
By Sam Laird
North Carolina bans local anti-discrimination rules after bathroom controversy
Gay rights leaders and transgender people said the legislation demonizes the community and espouses bogus claims about increasing the risk of sexual assaults.
RuPaul says Jimmy Fallon's 'Lip Sync Battle' is a 'poor ripoff' of 'Drag Race'
"Regular, straight pop culture has liberally lifted things from gay culture."
By Yohana Desta
'The 100' executive producer finally breaks his silence about that huge death
A favorite character among LGBTQ fans of 'The 100' is dead, and Jason Rothenberg has some things to say about it.
Bathroom phobias trans and non-binary people think you should actually have
Transphobic bathroom legislation is sweeping across the nation. So five trans and non-binary people from The Anti-Violence Project came to Mashable to tell us what our bathroom priorities should be.
The brutal reality transgender women face under Myanmar's 'darkness law'
Trans women in Myanmar say that the police has been targeting them with violence and persecution.
By Joshua Carroll
Anti-LGBT bill in Georgia is just a signature away from law
Remember the term "religious liberty" that got the United States riled up last year?
Sleeping gay couple severely burned after man pours boiling water on them
Both men suffered second and third-degree burns because of the attack. One spent 10 days in the hospital, the other nearly a month.
This lesbian clothing line is as chic as it is powerful
"It's important not to lose the word 'lesbian' from our vocabulary."
By David Yi
White House appoints first trans person as LGBT liaison
The appointment of Raffi Freedman-Gurspan, a transgender woman, makes history.
By Rebecca Ruiz
I’m bisexual and I refuse to leave the LGBT community
"Now that I’m engaged to be married to a cis-man, my queer sexuality feels more invisible than ever."
H&M wants Caitlyn Jenner's athleticism for sport campaign
The sportswear line has its eye on the prize.
Rugby league first sporting code to have a float in Sydney's LGBT Mardi Gras
On Saturday, Australia's National Rugby League became the country's first professional sporting code to have a float in the Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras.
By Ariel Bogle
Caitlyn Jenner wants to be Ted Cruz's 'trans ambassador'
Jenner, who is a Republican, thinks she might be able to change Ted Cruz's mind on transgender issues.
By Rebecca Ruiz
What 'coming out of the closet' and abortion rights have in common
A novel argument challenges the Supreme Court to look at abortion stigma in a new light.
By Rebecca Ruiz
Safe Schools: Everything you need to know about the controversial LGBT program
If you've heard the term "Safe Schools" lately, it is because a social debate is going down in Australia regarding educating children about LGBT issues in schools.
By Jenni Ryall
Singapore quietly censored Obama's uplifting remarks on the LGBT community
It's against the country's broadcast code to "promote a homosexual lifestyle."
By Victoria Ho
Australian school makes its uniform policy genderless
Uniforms might be annoying for some kids out there, but at least at one Australian school it doesn't have to be a gendered issue.
By Johnny Lieu