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5 LGBTQIA+ Fights to Watch as We Enter 2026
As we enter 2026, LGBTQIA+ rights face new challenges and important moments of progress. This guide explores the five biggest fights to watch, from healthcare and book bans to misinformation, political shifts, and mental health. Learn what these changes mean for our communities in the year ahead.
Radical Visibility: What It Really Means to Stop Hiding
Radical visibility isn’t about performing for an audience. It’s about refusing to make yourself smaller so others are more comfortable. Here’s what that actually looks like.
Walter Mercado: Queer Icon of Love and Light
Draped in shimmering capes and radiating warmth, Walter Mercado transformed television into a space of love, hope, and healing. The beloved Puerto Rican astrologer defied gender norms, uplifted Latinx audiences, and reminded the world that authenticity and compassion are universal. His legacy continues to inspire generations to live and love… with much, much love.
When the Veil Softens: Finding Stillness and Spirit in the Waning Year
After weeks of anxiety and searching for calm, I stepped outside and felt something shift. In the cool morning light, surrounded by ducks, breeze, and birdsong, I found the stillness I had been craving. Through Reiki, reflection, and the soft presence of my ancestors, I was reminded that peace never truly leaves us. It waits patiently for us to return.
Alan Turing: The Queer Genius Who Changed the World
Alan Turing was a brilliant mathematician, codebreaker, and queer pioneer whose work at Bletchley Park helped end World War II and laid the foundation for modern computing. Yet the same nation he served punished him for his identity. His story is one of genius, injustice, and resilience… a reminder that truth and authenticity can outlast persecution.
You’re Not Broken: How Trauma Shapes Queer Nervous Systems
Feeling broken after trauma does not mean you are. This trauma-informed reflection explores how queer nervous systems adapt to harm, why survival responses are not character flaws, and how healing can unfold through safety, patience, and self understanding.
