How Will The Republican Majority In Congress Affect Trans Rights?
With the arrival of a new year also came the commencement of a new session of Congress, this one with a Republican majority. So what will the next two years entail for trans people while conservatives are in charge? In recent years, a slough of anti-trans legislation has been introduced at a federal level and
Meta Makes Sweeping Changes on Facebook, Instagram, Whatsapp
Social technology company Meta, which owns Facebook, Instagram, Whatsapp and more, has been priming for a new era of anti-LGBTQ+ policies and messaging, according to recent activity across its platforms. Meta, which is owned and overseen by Mark Zuckerberg, has slowly been withdrawing its associations with LGBTQ+ pride and identities. Just this month, Pink News
Vatican Plans First LGBTQ+ Pilgrimage for 2025
The Vatican is organizing an inaugural pilgrimage for LGBTQ+ Chrisitians along with their relatives and allies. The pilgrimage will occur during the Vatican’s 2025 celebration of Jubilee, a Holy Year that only occurs every 25 years, according to LGBTQ+ Nation. The pilgrimage, which is being referred to as “Church: Home for All, LGBT+ Christians and
Short-Term Vacation Rental Companies Offer Free Temporary Housing To LA Fire Victims
As major neighborhoods in L.A. continue to lose homes, businesses, and community resources to raging fires, Airbnb and other short-term and vacation rental platforms are offering free accommodations for those who have lost their homes. Airbnb and competitor vacation home company Pacaso are using their vast database of rental properties to match available rentals with
Florence, Italy Implements New Rules To Limit Mass Tourism
Tourist hotspot Florence, Italy has implemented additional measures to limit mass tourism. The latest developments in the city’s campaign against mass tourism include the banning of lock boxes most commonly utilized by residents renting out their properties on short-term rental platforms, and a heaven-sent ban on tour guide loudspeakers. The lock boxes, which allow tourists
Mexico Introduces Tourist Fee For Cruise Ship Passengers
Global efforts to combat mass tourism spill into Mexico as the country’s government imposes a $42 immigration fee per passenger on cruise ships docking in the country. All cruise ship passengers docking in Mexico will now be subject to paying this fee whether they disembark or stay onboard, according to the Associated Press. According to
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