LGBTQ+ TOP STORIES Friday, Dec 12, 2025
New UCLA Study Finds Decades of Pervasive Law Enforcement Mistreatment of LGBTQ People in the U.S.
A new analysis from the University of California Los Angeles School of Law’s Williams Institute concludes that LGBTQ people across the United States have faced widespread and ongoing mistreatment by law enforcement for at least 25 years, with transgender people, LGBTQ people of color, and youth reporting the harshest treatment.
News
Anonymous $350K Lifeline Gives Pride Center of Vermont a Path to Rebuild
An anonymous $350,000 donation has given the Pride Center of Vermont a critical financial lifeline one month after the organization suspended operations amid...
Trump Administration Separates Thousands of Migrant Families in the US
A new wave of immigration enforcement is dividing families inside the U.S. Federal officials and their local law enforcement partners are detaining tens of...
Culture
Hollywood Jade on ‘The Traitors,’ Canadian Drag, and Dancing with Arnold Schwarzenegger
In a new interview with Queerty, choreographer and television personality Hollywood Jade reflects on his role as a “Faithful” on Peacock’s reality competition...
The Camera Loves Davey Miller Just as Much as We Do
The camera loves Davey Miller and photographers know it; it makes their job easier. That’s not to say their talent isn’t utilized. In fact, their photos of him...
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Pride
Vandalism of Reno’s “Biggest Little Rainbow Bridge” Sparks Outrage and LGBTQ+ Solidarity
A rainbow-painted memorial bridge created by Girl Scout Troop 508 in Reno, Nevada, to honor deceased pets was vandalized with white paint just days before its...
Egypt and Iran Complain About Planned World Cup 'Pride' Match in Seattle
Egypt and Iran, two Middle East nations that target gays and lesbians, have complained to FIFA over the scheduling of a World Cup soccer match in Seattle that’s...
Media
Santa Speedo Run Chicago :: December 6, 2025
Santa didn't just come to town–she sprinted in a Speedo! The 14th annual run hit Sidetrack with Debbie Fox hosting, raising coins, cheers, and temps for Center...
Save Our Sex @ Lips Restaurant :: December 1, 2025
Columbia's Research Unit said "let's talk about it and let's make it fabulous," hosting Save Our Sex – a panel where the convo was deep, the dinner was free,...
EDGE RECOMMENDS
EDGE Now: 3 Queer Icons Who Changed the Game
From the first queen of drag to a pioneering candidate and a trans rights matriarch—meet William Dorsey Swann, José Sarria, and Miss Major Griffin-Gracy, three icons who changed the game.
