LGBTQ

Steven P. Millies, Catholic Theological Union Read More

When Wortley Pride founder Kathy Bell woke up last week to emails and messages that the community's rainbow crosswalk had been vandalized, she was angry. Read More

WOODSTOCK – Politicians here have overhauled the municipal government policy on raising flags. But it's not what you think. Read More

Three London offices of union locals representing teachers and school support staff were plastered with anti-transgender stickers two days before a protest of “inclusive and identity-affirming practices” in school boards. Read More

The drama and excitement of back-to-school week are tangible: The morning scramble. The first-day outfits. The breathless reunions with peers. The threat of being outed at home. Read More

Since being painted on July 27, the crosswalk has been vandalized, repaired – and already vandalized again, infuriating local supporters of the gay community and Pride in general. Read More

The incomparable Australian comedian Hannah Gadsby tells a funny story about her wedding cake in her feel-good comedy special, Something Special, which hit Netflix last month. Gadsby and her American wife ordered a novelty cake with a shark head on top. Instead of a cake topper with two brides, they

Mark Fisher, education director with the Thames Valley District school board, has been largely silent amid mass absences at several schools related to the flying of the Pride flag. But he spoke with LFP's Heather Rivers on Wednesday after the newspaper reported on a rainbow flag, the symbol of LGBTQ

An impassioned plea for tolerance during Pride month, and a scathing review of the city’s history of intolerance both past and present, opened London's city council meeting Tuesday. Read More

EXETER – A rural municipality north of London won't be flying the rainbow flag on municipal property once Pride month begins in June. Read More

Same London school, similar issue, another mass absence. Read More

NORWICH – Their township banned flying Pride flags on municipal turf, but that hasn’t stopped families, businesses and the local school here from flying their own. Read More