Commentary

Barbados Prime Minister Mia Mottley tells parliament that "all are welcome" in the "Welcome Stamp" program. (Photo courtesy of YouTube)
Barbados allows anti-LGBTI bias in the workplace (1st of 2)
Al Ramsay and his husband.
Homophobia and fear in Jamaica: Al Ramsay’s call for tolerance
As racist statues fall, anti-LGBT laws must go too
The U.S. Supreme Court, LGBT rights and my Jamaica
Nearly there: If you help, we’ll free 3 LGBT women in Cameroon
Decriminalization or marriage, where should Caribbean LGBT people focus?
Temara is located just south of Rabat on the Moroccan coast.
Appeal to Morocco: Halt online harassment of LGBT people
Commentary: See how Jamaican law on same-sex marriage afflicts 4 couples
‘Social distancing’ is how LGBT people have always had to live
Nigeria: Gay man’s secret revealed
Gay Nigerian’s achievement: a passionate public kiss
Calamities where gays get the blame: 28 and counting
Jamaica’s straight political hypocrisy raises a ‘fishy stink’
Paul Makonda, governor of Dar-es-Salaam, Tanzania
AIDS: Tanzania’s homophobia is killing people
"I spent such a large part of my childhood trying to “pass” as straight that by the time I came out, I had exhausted my ability to care how most people thought of me. I dress accordingly," says Netsie, a queer Ethiopian-Namibian woman living in the United States. (Photo by Mikael Owunna, published with permission)
Exquisite photos show LGBTQ faces of ‘Limitless Africans’
Same-sex marriage: International acceptance vs. Caribbean repression