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Whatever continues, staggeringly, to motivate Roxanne Tickle seems very, entirely, singularly, coherently, unceasingly, intrinsically, imperatively, and self-evidently male. #IStandWithSallGrover

South America mentioned! 🇨🇴🇧🇷 @LGB_COL @AliancaLgb Great to see the global LGB pushback recognized @lgbinternationl

If women cannot meet without the men who pretend they're women, then lesbian, gay and bisexual people have no right to assembly. The world is watching, Australia. LGB International and all its affiliates are proud to say #IstandwithSallGrover.

1/ ¿Existe el derecho a no creer en la identidad de género? ¿O quien exprese escepticismo es automáticamente un transfóbico? Respuesta a la columna "Respuesta a un lector ¿transexcluyente?" de @catalinapordios en @elespectador Artículo completo al final del hilo. 1 de 8🧵

'Trans lesbians' and 'trans gay men' are simply a conduit for an expression of gay conversion therapy from a different angle. Via propositioning the LG, they want to convert homosexuals into (at least temporary) heterosexuals *because they are heterosexual* themselves & hate it.

@LGBCourage I love Informed Dissent!

What began as a conversation in the wake of the Supreme Court's ruling in Skrmetti has become a weekly institution. Informed Dissent is a weekly podcast examining the science, medicine, and politics of gender — featuring expert guests, original research, and analysis you won't find anywhere else. Produced by the LGB Courage Coalition. Recent guests have included @benkawaller , @JuliaMasonMD1 , @PatrickHunterMD, @ebclaw, @JaimeeUSA , and @SwipeWright . Upcoming guests include @ZUCKERKJ, Arthur Caplan, and Dr. Leonard Sax. Find us wherever you listen to podcasts.

🚨 HISTÓRICO | La @CorteSupremaJ reconoció por primera vez que la prostitución es un sistema de violencia sexual. En la SP287-2026, la Sala Penal afirmó que quienes pagan por acceso sexual no son “clientes”, sino explotadores sexuales directos. 🔗 drive.google.com/file/d/17oYyNl…

It's Labor Day in many countries. A reminder that employment discrimination against LGB people still goes on in many places, even when the law says it shouldn't.

Queda claro que no tienen argumentos. Su homofobia no les deja ver que las terapias “afirmativas de género” son, en la mayoría de casos, terapias de conversión para gays y lesbianas.

@elespectador No tiene argumentos. Y lo que Volcánicas ha “investigado ampliamente” sobre las torturas que gays y lesbianas padecemos en terapias de conversión lo usa para manipular y validar otra forma de terapia de conversión: la afirmación de la “identidad trans”. Eso es también homofobia.

@elespectador Consagrar la “identidad de género” en la ley equivale a imponer una creencia subjetiva como verdad oficial. Catalina lo niega sin argumentar. Ante la crítica de que afirmar una identidad trans en un homosexual busca heterosexualizarlo, solo responde que no afirmar es tortura. 🥱

“Criticar la transfobia por ser un discurso de odio no es censurar”: Catalina Ruiz-Navarro 🔗👇 trib.al/Ejai89a

Statement from LGB International welcoming Botswana's repeal of anti-homosexuality laws. We are delighted to congratulate the people of Botswana now that the law criminalising homosexuality has been removed. We agree with Botswana's Attorney General, Dick Bayford, that "criminalising consensual same-sex activity violated constitutional rights to dignity, liberty, privacy and equality." This formalises the law in line with the 2019 High Court ruling. We call on other sub-Saharan African political leaders to follow Botswana's example. They should not drive up anti-gay sentiment to distract from their failings and hold onto power. Frederick Schminke, Chair of LGB International said: "Adults of the same sex must be free to love one another everywhere without being criminalised. Laws that punish homosexuality should be left in the colonial era." citizen.co.za/news/botswana-…

@ClaudiaLopez Criminalizar la psicoterapia exploratoria en menores gays que odian su cuerpo los desprotege de la nueva terapia de conversión. Querer “ser del sexo opuesto” muchas veces significa querer dejar de ser homosexual. La “terapia afirmativa de género” medicaliza la homosexualidad.

Las mal llamadas terapias de conversión son ilegales e inconstitucionales en Colombia. Mi Gobierno no permitirá que NADIE sea sometido a torturas por su identidad🏳️‍🌈

Somos muchos gays, lesbianas y bisexuales que nos oponemos al discurso de la "identidad de género" y su impacto en personas LGB vulnerables. Reducir todo a “activismo religioso” es una forma fácil de evitar el debate de fondo. Escúchenos @elespectador @fidelcanoco @tatiana_franko

Siempre me ha dado sospecha está celebración a las lesbianas, justificando su lugar en el movimiento LGBT porque cuidaron y cuidaron hombres. Siento que nos instalan en el mismo estereotipo de genero Cómo si nuestro único papel fuera el de sostener

LGB Colombia celebra junto a @lgbinternationl el #LesbianVisibilityDay. La visibilidad nos queda bien… ¡peligrosamente bien! 💜💪😎 Un gran agradecimiento a @Vaishax (@limesodafilms) y a todas las maravillosas lesbianas que participaron en este hermoso video.

LGB International is celebrating #LesbianVisibilityDay. Visibility looks good on us.... dangerously good! 💜💪😎 A big thank you to @Vaishax and @limesodafilms for working with us on this beautiful video.

@DaveSBrown516 So good

This film touched me profoundly. It wasn't a glitzy Hollywood sanitized to make it "family friendly. This wasn’t an LGBTQ++ movie; it’s a story about two boys, Jamie and Ste, who found love and refuge in each other. There's no shame in being a homosexual. I stopped saying gay because it's been appropriated by the "same-gender" crowd. Beautiful Thing (1996) "Jamie (Glen Berry) is a teenager who is in love with his classmate, Ste (Scott Neal). Jamie’s single mother, Sandra (Linda Henry), is preoccupied with ambitious plans to run her own pub and has an ever-changing string of lovers; the latest of these is Tony (Ben Daniels), a neo-hippie. Sandra finds herself at odds with Leah (Tameka Empson), a sassy and rude neighbour who has been expelled from school, takes a variety of drugs, and constantly listens and sings along to her mother’s Cass Elliot records. While Jamie’s homosexuality remains concealed, his introverted nature and dislike of football are reason enough for his classmates to bully him. Ste, who is living together with his drug-dealing brother and abusive, alcoholic father in the flat next door to Sandra and Jamie's, is beaten by his brother so badly that Sandra takes pity and lets him sleep over one night. In the absence of a third bed, Ste has to make do with sleeping 'top-to-toe' with Jamie. On the second night that they share the bed, the boys change sleeping arrangements, and Jamie kisses Ste for the first time." Sourced from Wiki Watch it! Directed by Hettie MacDonald Written by Jonathan Harvey Produced by Tony Garnett Bill Shapter Starring Linda Henry Glen Berry Scott Neal Tameka Empson Ben Daniels Music by John Altman Production company Channel Four Films Distributed by FilmFour Distributors Release date 14 June 1996 Running time 89 minutes Country United Kingdom Language English Box office $3 million[1]

Estamos muy contentos de haber participado en la conferencia de @AllianceLGB . Gracias por propiciar momentos tan maravillosos entre gays, lesbianas y bisexuales de todo el mundo! También queremos agradecer a @lgbinternationl por su hospitalidad, apoyo y liderazgo.

@AirDhatu @Blooming_Angel1 @LGBAlliance_USA @AllianceLGB @lgbinternationl You were great!

I was very happy to represent @LGBAlliance_USA at the @AllianceLGB conference on Saturday! I had a lot of fun, and participated on one @lgbinternationl panel and moderated the other! Heard so many inspiring stories, met so many cool ppl, and learned a lot ❤️✈️