Pride Month

A spin-off to the children's show "Paw Patrol" included its first gender non-binary character.

The Cathedral of Hope in Dallas recently hosted an event named "Drag Sunday," during which the church extended blessings to a controversial drag queen group named the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence.

Skittles introduced a new special edition package celebrating transgenderism and the Black Lives Matter organization.

Senate Democrats recently voted against a measure that would forbid the flying of any flag except the American flag over government buildings.

Malik Obama, the half brother to Barack Obama, raised questions Monday after tweeting that the former president is "definitely gay."

Also recognized during Pride Month was Marsha P. Johnson, a black transgender activist described as a "mother figure" to drag queens, trans women, and homeless youth.

A private Christian college in Nashville, Tennessee, Belmont University, canceled an event with a Christian men's ministry after the group posted comments that the college believed to "unnecessarily fan the flames of culture wars and are harmful to members of our community.”

The recommendation extends to all jersey themes.

Olympia School District will feature Pride songs and books as part of an effort to "journey toward Gender-Inclusive Schools.”

Workers' union has also pointed to numerous incidents of supposed unfair labor practices.