“Guys PLUS” decided to interview openly gay clergyman Alexander Khmelev. Priest Alexander Khmelev is openly gay. Alexander was born in Mezhdurechensk, but later moved to St. Petersburg. He began his religious path in the Russian Orthodox Church. In 2015, he came out, after which he left the Orthodox Church. And since 2016, Alexander Khmelev decided to hold masses for LGBT believers in St. Petersburg.

Judging by the persistent return to this topic, the Duma sooner or later intends to pass a law completely banning the propaganda of “non-traditional sexual relations” among adult Russians. Until now, so-called “gay propaganda” was prohibited only among minors. But the deputies suddenly decided that their well-fed asses were also in great danger.

The first racket of Russia Daria Kasatkina made a coming out. Given the current events, the news is truly unexpected. One of the great examples is when media personalities, sports masters and other personalities who inspire other people can provide excellent positive representation for the queer community. Especially considering the latest possible changes in Russian legislation .

A bill banning the propaganda of “non-traditional relationships” has appeared on the website of the State Duma of the Russian Federation. Everything turned out to be even worse than we thought. So now it's getting serious. A draft federal law on fines for “propaganda of non-traditional sexual relations” has appeared on the portal of the State Duma of the Russian Federation.

“We just want to be free” - the queer community of Afghanistan is struggling to survive under the rule of the Taliban (a banned organization in the Russian Federation). Almost a year after the Taliban regained control of Afghanistan, LGBTQ+ people find themselves in a dangerous situation.

Let's look at a list of popular non-binary personalities today. It is important for us to talk about each identity separately. Non-binary people are often misrepresented or misrepresented in the media due to a lack of understanding and awareness of their identity. Note that “non-binary” does not always mean the absence of external characteristics of a male or female standardized appearance. A person may look more feminine or, conversely, masculine, depending on his own feelings.

We've put together a playlist just for you, featuring songs from some of history's greatest queer artists and allies to the LGBT community. In our selection you will find LGBT party anthems and songs in a variety of styles. You don't have to wait for LGBT Pride to have a good time. You just need to make a playlist from our selection and play it loud! 1. “I Will Survive” (Gloria Gaynor) Many perceive this song as an anthem for the LGBT community. And this is quite logical!

Adam Harry hoped to become India's first trans pilot. Now he is fighting for justice after he was declared "unfit" to fly due to his transgender transition. Harry is sure that he was born to fly. From a very early age, the family financed my studies at an aviation school in South Africa. However, when he made the transition, they terminated the training agreement.