LGBT history in the United States

Hundreds gathered in Syntagma Square on June 15 to celebrate Athens Pride 2024. The LGBTQ+ community and other participants donned rainbow-colored clothing, elaborate makeup, and unique outfits, creating a vibrant atmosphere.

Pride Month, celebrated every June, is a vibrant and significant time of year dedicated to honoring the LGBTQ+ community and commemorating the ongoing struggle for equal rights and acceptance. The month-long celebration features parades, festivals, workshops, and various events that bring together LGBTQ+ individuals and their allies to celebrate love, diversity, and progress.

Thousands attended an anti-LGBT protest in Istanbul on Sunday, denouncing gay 'propaganda' in the country - where in reality LGBT events are prohibited.

Transgender representation in entertainment has made baby steps forward in recent years, but 2018 has seen a history-making giant leap, with two movies involving trans artists in the Oscars race.

President Donald Trump announced via Twitter that he is not allowing transgender people to serve in the U.S. military, a reversal of former President Obama’s decision last year to let them serve.
In a series of tweets, he said:

Veteran British rockstar Elton John on Sept. 12 said Ukraine still had "a long way to go" in its treatment of the gay, bisexual and transgender community at a conference in Kyiv.

Gay activists were preparing to march through the streets of Podgorica today, with some saying they felt optimistic that this year's Gay Pride would be more peaceful than last year's.

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