“If they want to erase symbols of pride and acceptance, then we’ll create even more of them.”
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20 September 2025

Here are this week's most popular positive stories. Like this newsletter? Share it with a friend. Everyone could use a little good news.

Resistance takes many forms, and this week it's evident in politicians, artists, activists, and actors standing up and refusing to back down!

And talking about people who refuse to back down, check out these 20 LGBTQ+ directors changing the film industry, get a glimpse into how ‘Steven Universe’ creator Rebecca Sugar fought Cartoon Network to include queer characters, and did you hear about the driver who finally won the right to get a “GAY” license plate?

“If they want to erase symbols of pride and acceptance, then we’ll create even more of them.”

'Hacks' alum Harrison Cone joins the long-running soap opera cast as out actor Christian Weissmann's love interest.

"We made life better for queers of color, and we made a difference because we made the world better.”
Alan Cumming’s trans rights pin, Hannah Einbinder’s powerful statement, and more LGBTQ+ highlights from the 2025 Emmys.
The Smithsonian wanted to remove it to avoid upsetting Trump, so the artist pulled it and decided to display it elsewhere.
"We won't look away if students are facing hostile learning environments," one attorney general in the video says.
One religious freedom organization hailed the ruling as a victory for the separation of church and state.

The lesbian legislator is fighting to protect young queer lives!

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