Icons in Year
in LGBTQ rights This is a list of notable events in the history of LGBTQ rights that took place in the year What a year it was. Several things happened that tested the limits of what we as a society are willing to put up with, but several queer things happened as well, and some of them are on this very list. 2018 in LGBTQ rights
timeline of major events in LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender) rights history, including homosexuality, gay marriage, gay adoption, serving in the military, sexual orientation discrimination protection, changing legal gender, donating blood, age of consent, and more. All four U. Sharice Davids became the first out member of Congress from Kansas and joined newly elected Deb Haaland in becoming the first Native American women elected to Congress. 
Best of 2018 LGBT
On Election Night , media outlets across the nation and world reported a “Rainbow Wave” of LGBTQ+ candidates had won their elections – a narrative pushed by LGBTQ+ Victory Fund in the aftermath of an astounding year for LGBTQ candidates. At least out LGBTQ+ candidates were on the ballot that November – the most ever – and an unprecedented of them won. Among the exciting. This year — 20GayTeen — has thrust men, women and nonbinary folk into the spotlight, and we at PopCrush are, frankly, proud as hell. Since riots erupted outside of New York City's Stonewall Inn on June 28, — a reaction to anti-gay policing policies, and what has come to be regarded as the point of origin of modern Pride celebrations — cities across the country have welcomed observers to boldly and colorfully ring in queerdom each June.
One of Our Top 18 Stories of 2018
The life of Tony-winning playwright Terrence McNally (Master Class, Ragtime): 60 years of groundbreaking plays and musicals, the struggle for LGBT rights, addiction and recovery, finding true love, and the relentless pursuit of inspiration. In no special order, we're recapping Instinct Magazine's Top 18 stories of This past Saturday, in a lengthy Twitter thread, Peter Delacroix shared the story of a gay year-old who had committed suicide as a result of bullying and ridicule. 2018 in LGBT Rights History
In no special order, we're recapping Instinct Magazine's Top 18 stories of This one struck us and our readers hard on May 7th of this year. Alim Kheraj. Like a hormonal teenager unsure of their own body, as the s have reached their adolescence, society as we thought we knew it has been trampled, Trumped and turned upside down. 
PopCrush Pride 2018
From queer music videos to epic coming-out interviews, celebrate Pride by revisiting the LGBTQ-positive moments that defined the year. .
The 18 Biggest LGBTQ News Stories of 2018
It wasn’t all bad, though: was also the year that Hollywood finally started to take LGBTQ concerns seriously, the midterm elections brought an unprecedented wave of queer and trans elected officials, and India overturned a longtime British colonial ban on gay sex. . 
2018 Year in Review
So, as comes to a close, it seems fitting to reminisce about the last 12 months and ask the question: just how queer was ? Miss Vanjie was the year that we got three (!) seasons of RuPaul’s Drag Race (All Stars 4 premieres 14 December) and the year that the show grew exponentially. Drag is officially mainstream. .