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INTO is a space for the queer community to talk openly about our lives, passions, struggles, and ideas. We celebrate thinkers, fighters, new voices, and the unapologetic authenticity of Gen Z.
Our preferences are the way we define who we are to the world. A calling card for anyone who wants to know what we’re about. They’re the people, places and epically cool stuff we discover, connect with, love, and share with the world (over and over again).
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We’re into more culture. We’re into recognizing our past, seizing the present, and driving our future. We’re into music to blast and looks to gag over. Into creators that play, activists that slay, and queens that throw shade. We’re into conversations and listening. We’re into stories about how we’ve evolved and paving new paths.
And we’re doing this now because everything you’re into is worth more than ever before. So what are you INTO? Get all of it here. Source
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| Scope | National, LGBTQ+ |
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| Language | English |
| Country | United States of America |
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Search ArticlesOregon settlement allows Christian adoptive applicant to bypass LGBTQ+ affirmation requirement
Jessica Bates, a widowed mother of five, sued Oregon’s Department of Human Services in 2023 after the agency denied her application to foster or adopt additional children because she refused to affirm the sexual orientation or gender identity of any child placed in her care, as reported by Alex Bollinger for LGBTQ Nation. The Christian conservative activist, represented by the Alliance Defending Freedom, argued that the requirement violated her religious beliefs.
Tr*mp’s handsy moment on the golf course has the internet talking
At the President’s Cup closing ceremony on September 27, a physical exchange between Trump and a young male golfer went viral, drawing swift attention from social media. As Henry Giardina reported for Queerty, video footage shows Tr*mp approaching the golfer, shaking his hand, then placing his hand on the golfer’s torso in a gesture that lingered noticeably.
Boebert attacks journalists for covering House Ethics complaint alleging affairs with staffers
A House Ethics complaint filed this week by American Muckrakers PAC alleges that Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-CO) had inappropriate relationships with three staffers, including two women, and paid one $200,000 in hush money. As Alex Bollinger reported for LGBTQ Nation, Boebert has responded not by engaging with the substance of the allegations, but by attacking the journalists who covered them.
A soaked tennis player reminds the gays what jockstraps were actually made for
A video of Chinese tennis player Sun Fujing soaked in perspiration during a match at the Guangzhou Challenger went viral this past weekend, and for a reason that caught many gay social media users off guard. His sweat-drenched white outfit made it unmistakably clear he was wearing a jockstrap—the very garment that has become so central to gay culture that many had forgotten its actual function.
First out gay Olympic judoka speaks on brutal assault that shattered his jaw and Olympic hopes
Timo Cavelius, the first out gay man to compete in judo at the Olympics, is still processing the violent assault that left him with a broken jaw, as reported by Jon Holmes for Outsports. The German judoka was attacked by Georgian competitor Akaki Japaridze immediately after defeating him in a Bundesliga match in Leipzig on September 5, an incident that has shocked the sport and triggered investigations by both police and judo’s governing bodies.
Gay Big Brother contestant’s marriage to far-right former MP ignites backlash
Harry Symonds, a fitness coach from Croydon, entered the UK’s Big Brother house this week, as reported by David Hudson for Queerty. Within days, viewers uncovered that Symonds married Scott Benton, a former Conservative MP who represented Blackpool between 2019 and 2024, in 2021. The revelation has triggered significant controversy given Benton’s political trajectory and public positions.
Moulton’s Senate primary loss raises questions about Democratic strategy on trans rights
Rep. Seth Moulton (D-MA) lost his U.S. Senate primary to incumbent Ed Markey (D-MA) on Tuesday, falling short 35% to 65% in a race that became a referendum on how Democrats should approach trans rights. As John Russell reported for LGBTQ Nation, Moulton’s defeat comes roughly a year after he became one of the first Democrats to blame support for transgender rights for the party’s 2024 election losses—a claim contradicted by exit polling data.
Massie’s push to release Epstein files puts Johnson in a tight spot before midterms
Rep. Thomas Massie named alleged Epstein co-conspirators on the House floor yesterday, setting the stage for a high-stakes political showdown, as reported by Henry Giardina for Queerty. Massie, working with Democratic Rep. Ro Khanna and Rep. Teresa Leger Fernández, has launched a discharge petition seeking 218 signatures to force a vote on the Epstein Files Transparency Act II—a move that would bypass Speaker Mike Johnson’s control of the House floor entirely. The stakes are substantial.
Tr*mp’s latest rally speech includes baffling “reverse trans surgeries” claim
During a recent campaign rally in South Carolina, D*nald Tr*mp introduced a perplexing new talking point regarding medical care, as Alex Bollinger reported for LGBTQ Nation. While speaking on behalf of Republican Senate candidate Darline Graham Nordone, Trump claimed that hospitals are now performing “reverse surgery” on transgender people specifically at his command.
Deleted January 6 posts from Tr*mp aide might just derail his BBC lawsuit
A high-stakes defamation lawsuit against the BBC may have just hit a massive roadblock thanks to a newly uncovered digital paper trail. As Henry Giardina reported for Queerty, a trove of deleted social media posts from executive assistant Natalie Harp has resurfaced, shedding new light on the inner circle’s activities during the events of January 6, 2021.