Covering the struggles, celebrations, and everyday realities of LGBTQ+ people — here, there, and everywhere.
Frankfurt, Germany: Dog-Owner Dispute Ends in Violence and Homophobia
November 9, 2026
A dispute among dog owners escalated Monday evening in the Ginnheim district of Frankfurt am Main, according to the Frankfurt
November 9, 2026
Faith Doesn’t Justify Exclusion: Dortmund Fans Criticize Nmecha
The fans’ and sponsorship department of Borussia Dortmund sharply criticized the club’s pro Felix Nmecha
November 9, 2026
The Gay Tennis Idol Who Refused to Bow to the Nazis
It’s hard not to like Gottfried von Cramm (1909-1976). He looked good, was always friendly
November 9, 2026
Chill Web Series: We Need to Talk Honestly About G
We only see each other as stereotypes, as archetypes—and lose sight of the human being
November 9, 2026
Berlin’s CSD Seeks WorldPride in the Coalition Agreement
The Berlin CSD e.V. is demanding a clear commitment from the incoming state government to
November 8, 2026
When the Queer Icon of Postcolonialism Goes Blonde
When Saraswati steps into the lecture hall, she stirs the bodies of the students. It’s
November 8, 2026
USA: Historic Wins for LGBTQ+ Candidates
In the United States midterm elections on Tuesday, Democrats achieved a historic milestone — and
November 8, 2026
Nordic Film Days: Grand Prize for Gay Vampire Film
The Danish feature film “No Rest for the Wicked” (German title: “Eine Matrosengeschichte”) won the
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November 9, 2026
Frankfurt, Germany: Dog-Owner Dispute Ends in Violence and Homophobia
A dispute among dog owners escalated Monday evening in the Ginnheim district of Frankfurt am
November 9, 2026
Faith Doesn’t Justify Exclusion: Dortmund Fans Criticize Nmecha
The fans’ and sponsorship department of Borussia Dortmund sharply criticized the club’s pro Felix Nmecha
November 9, 2026
The Gay Tennis Idol Who Refused to Bow to the Nazis
It’s hard not to like Gottfried von Cramm (1909-1976). He looked good, was always friendly
November 9, 2026
Chill Web Series: We Need to Talk Honestly About G
We only see each other as stereotypes, as archetypes—and lose sight of the human being