Uganda’s Anti-Homosexuality Bill Has Cost The County Over $1.5 billion
A recent report has found that Uganda’s draconian anti-homosexuality bill has cost the country $1.6 billion to uphold so far. According to the Washington Blade, some Ugandan queer rights organizations have asked the government to repeal the Anti-Homosexuality Act (AHA) since it was signed into law by President Yoweri Museveni in May of last year. The
Detroit Plans To Build LGBTQ+ Business District
Around the world LGBTQ+ ‘gayborhoods’ have popped up in many major cities, where LGBTQ+ people and their friends and families can feel free to socialize, drink, eat, and hang out at LGBTQ+-owned businesses. These neighborhoods are most often created by individuals to accommodate the needs of their community. In Detroit, however, The Detroit Regional LGBT
Tim Walz Defends LGBTQ Rights
Vice presidential candidate Tim Walz has reaffirmed his stance on LGBTQ rights during a recent guest appearance on the podcast We Can Do Hard Things. Minnesota Gov. and now Democratic running mate to Kamala Harris, Walz has been revered for his support for the LGBTQ+ community not just in his political career, but also in
European Union Delays New Digital Entry/Exit System
As new technologies sweep in and replace old practices, the way we travel is becoming more high-tech and, hopefully, less complicated. However, the European Union’s plans to establish a new digital entry and exit system to replace passport stamps has yet again been delayed. Though this new system was originally slated to take effect next
Celebrate The Fall Season In The Sullivan Catskills
You’ll notice a quiet, peaceful calm when you visit New York’s Sullivan Catskills this time of year. Just 90 miles from Manhattan, it’s a wonderful place to restore body and soul, prepare for the busy holiday season, and settle into winter. Come in early November and fuel your body with Catskill-icious goodness. Restaurant Week runs
New Study Finds Travel Might Be The Best Defense Against Aging
It’s no surprise that a new study from Australia’s Edith Cowan University found that travel is a solid defense against premature aging. This interdisciplinary study has applied the theory of entropy to tourism, finding that while negative travel experiences may contribute to an increase in entropy and decrease in overall health, positive experiences may ease
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