Greg Owen is a journalist at LGBTQ Nation. He writes extensively about politics and culture, focusing on LGBTQ+ interests, civil rights, and social issues, while also covering legislation and public policy. An award-winning writer recognized for his excellence in online journalism, Greg has been featured in various publications including Into and the Cleburne Times Review.
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Greg Owen's coverage is heavily focused on legal policy regulation, government announcement, and evolving stories related to LGBTQ+ rights, discrimination, hate crimes, politics, and social justice. He also covers entertainment news with a significant percentage.
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By: Greg Owen
The record was set as part of an annual Cowboys Music Festival, mixing country music and drag performance.
By: Greg Owen
Victor Marx says his course will show you how to cast out “addictions to homosexual lifestyle to cheating to murder, the whole nine yards.”
By: Greg Owen
Amy Acton called trans girls “boys,” and she isn't apologizing for it.
By: Greg Owen
Myles Fitzpatrick took his own life after serial bullying in high school. He was 17 years old.
By: Greg Owen
The owner once wrote that “crossdressing” could “bring to life a bit of magic in order to make life more beautiful, more exciting, more livable.”
By: Greg Owen
The pair were “gay parents” to trans singer Christy Henderson Jenkins. Stonewall uprising veteran Stormé DeLarverie and her wife Diana met in 1943 at Smalls' Paradise, a 24-hour nightclub in Harlem.
By: Greg Owen
LGBTQ Nation spoke with civil rights attorney Chris Erchull to better understand the Court's decision that permitted sports bans.
By: Greg Owen
Gender identity among adolescents initiating hormone therapy is “highly stable,” the authors write.
By: Greg Owen
Professor John Gilbert McCurdy uncovers the truth about homosexuality and anxiety during the nation's rocky founding.
By: Greg Owen
“People were ready for change, and they voted for it,” said one winning trans candidate from Michigan.
