Whether you're a straight, cisgender parent who wants to be an ally to LGBTQ+ folks — be they your partner or spouse, friends, family members, or children — or you're a queer parent yourself, Pride Month offers an opportunity to center (and celebrate) the stories and lives of lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans, queer, nonbinary, and gender nonconforming people.
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A Parents’ Guide To Preparing For & Attending Pride Events
Whether you're toting little ones or sending your teen off on their own, safety and fun are the most important factors.
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Supreme Court Rules LGBTQ+ Books In Schools Should Require Parental Notification
Opponents have decried the ruling as a “slippery slope” that erodes the separation of church and state.
Our Same-Sex Marriage Didn’t Last, But The Right To Marry Still Matters
Marriage equality means divorce equality, too.
Trump Administration Ends LGBTQ+ Suicide Prevention Service
For three years, the government has recognized the unique needs of queer youth. That ends July 17.
Maren Morris On How Sheryl Crow Inspired Her Co-Parenting Style
Singer Maren Morris shared how she's navigated the dating scene and her sexuality post-divorce in an interview with TZR.
The American Academy of Pediatrics Pushes Back On HHS “Guidelines” for Pediatric Gender Dysphoria
“This report misrepresents the current medical consensus and fails to reflect the realities of pediatric care.”
Robert De Niro’s Response On The News Of His Daughter Coming Out As Trans Is Worth Noting
Big points for Bobby D!
The Trevor Project Finds LGBTQ+ Youth At Higher Risk Of Economic Insecurity
Queer young people more likely to experience food insecurity, houselessness, and unmet needs than straight and cis peers.