This week QueerMinded takes a look at the tragedy of a transgender woman slain,  the banning of conversion therapy,  LGBT students' rights and many other queer news stories from around the nation. Originally broadcast May 21, 2015 on QueerMinded. -

This week in Evening Tea we are serving sweet tea with a kick as we look into stories about a mom seeking the best mate for her son, WNBA stars getting married after a domestic violence incident, and a hilarious "heterophobic" taxi driver in Ireland.

 This weeks edition looks into The United Nations' Free & Equal Campaign, the return of Eurovision, bondage penguins, & more.  Here's a look at some of the queer news stories from around the world this week. Originally broadcast live Thursday, May 21,

"...I've also become accustomed to not being 'something' enough in my life. Its always been I've not been black enough... when I identified as a girl, I wasn't passive enough...its always your not this enough your not that enough. And I think that hearing

(http://www.radioqueerminded.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/PhotoGrid_1429314080016-150x150.jpg) Hello QueerWorld, This week co-hosts Orie & SaRea are investigating what it means to be masculine within our queer communities, in the first of a three-part

    (http://www.radioqueerminded.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/bamby-award-300x225.jpg) "... the secret service actually understands who Bamby Salcedo is... and what Bamby Salcedo has done and... the importance of having Bamby Salcedo at this briefi

    Continuing our conversation highlighting Queer Voices Of Color we talk to Juan Castillo, the Director of Public Education Programs for Latino Equality Alliance (LEA) based in Los Angeles.  Starting in response to Proposition 8 in California, hi

You can tell it is Spring because everyone is getting, as someone's auntie might say, "fast in the ass." At least that's one thing we can assume from the latest Reddit thread getting a rise out of Americans. After the Last Week Tonight with John Oliver in

 "Be proud of who you are," Kasey said. "As long as you are proud of who you are no one can stop you." Words of inspiration from one LGBTQ teen whose faced a world of adversity, and is now a part of an upcoming documentary on the PBS "Independent Lens

How can you use your pizza money to help queer kids? And, find out what the White House is doing to make things more LGBTQ inclusive. Plus, new, diverse emoji hit iPhones - but are they inclusive enough? Originally broadcast live Thursday, April 9 2015