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a new report from nonprofit research organization RAND and University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA).Legalizing same-sex marriage has also resulted in several positive impacts on society; these include improved physical health of LGBTQ+ individuals in those states, fewer hate crimes, and increased state-level adoption rates after marriage."Some of those who opposed the granting of marriage rights to same-sex couples predicted that doing so would undermine the institution of marriage, resulting in fewer couples marrying, more couples divorcing and an overall retreat from family formation," study co-author Benjamin R. Karney, a UCLA psychology professor and adjunct researcher at RAND, said in a statement. "Overall, the fears of opponents of same-sex marriage simply have not come to pass."Before nationwide legalization, the legal status of same-sex marriage in the U.S.

we wrote in 2021, the two-time Oscar winner has always done things on her terms–whether it’s coming out or sharing details of her love life. Her IDGAF attitude is a huge part of what makes her both charming and alluring. After all, she’s been in the industry since the age of 3, so it only makes sense we give her another coveted spot on Queerty’s Pride 50!And fortunately for us, 2024 has proven to be another banner year for the actress.Subscribe to our newsletter for a refreshing cocktail (or mocktail) of LGBTQ+ entertainment and pop culture, served up with a side of eye-candy.A post shared by Jodie Foster Fanpage (@jodiefosterworld)In January, Foster received a Best Supporting Actress Oscar nomination for her role in Nyad, which tells the story of famed swimmer, Diane Nyad, as she prepares to swim across the Florida Strait at the age of 64.

A Fairfax County Circuit Court jury on May 9 found a 31-year-old man guilty of second-degree murder for the June 10, 2023, stabbing death of a Fairfax City, Va., man after the man propositioned him for sex, according to a statement released by the Office of the Fairfax County Commonwealth’s Attorney.

According to a new study published today, May 14, 30% of LGBTQ+ people in Ireland avoid going to certain locations for fear of being assaulted. Other concerning results emerging from the study include physical violence against members of the community, bullying in schools and so-called conversion therapy practices.

Longford is set to host its first-ever Pride Parade on Saturday, June 15, and it is already shaping up to be a fantastic community event.