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Throughout Pride Month and the World Cup, Dr. Nasser "Nas" Mohamed's Love Is the Goal campaign has encouraged people to see LGBTQ+ visibility not as a political statement, but as a human one. He partners…

The U.S. Supreme Court ruled 6–3 that states may bar transgender females from girls' and women's sports at federally funded schools, upholding Idaho and West Virginia laws and clearing the way for similar bans in…

At Qatar's June 13 World Cup match in San Francisco, Dr. Nas Mohamed wore an Arabian bisht woven with rainbow threads—reclaiming a symbol many in his home region were taught to fear and telling a…

A poem Dr. Nas Mohamed wrote in Arabic at 17—a promise to protect his own innocence—becomes "Let Your Love Shine," a World Cup anthem blending Quranic phrasing and American gospel. The fulfillment of a teenager's…

Dr. Nasser "Nas" Mohamed, the first openly gay Qatari, launches Love Is the Goal during the 2026 FIFA World Cup—a global campaign spotlighting queer visibility, human dignity, and the universal right to exist.

Jason Collins, the first openly gay active player in a major U.S. men’s professional sports league, died at 47 after battling glioblastoma, an aggressive form of brain cancer.

Airbnb executive Laura Spanjian is leading the company’s efforts in Houston ahead of the 2026 World Cup, connecting visitors to local hosts while driving economic impact across neighborhoods.

At the 2026 Winter Olympics, Sweden’s Anna Kjellbin and Finland’s Ronja Savolainen will battle on the ice as rivals—and celebrate their engagement off it.

The Trump administration says Minnesota violated federal law by allowing transgender girls to compete in school sports, escalating a national effort to pressure states through Title IX enforcement.

Houston will host seven FIFA World Cup matches in 2026, and the city’s LGBTQ community is already planning major events, including an earlier Pride Parade, Pride House Houston 26, and business partnerships for visitors.