Maggie Baska is a Communications Officer at PinkNews. They focus on themes related to culture and society, particularly gender issues, LGBTQ+ interests, and civil rights, while also exploring diversity and inclusion within cultural movements. Maggie's work has been featured in MSN and PinkNews.
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Maggie's coverage primarily focuses on LGBTQ+ rights, media controversy, and entertainment news. She often includes government announcements and legal policy regulation in her articles.
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Over the years, French president Emmanuel Macron has repeatedly denounced "fabricated" rumours that his wife, Brigitte, is a trans woman.
By: Maggie Baska
Eli Erlick explains how her colourised photos of trans history are fighting erasure, and how attitudes towards trans people have changed over the years.
By: Maggie Baska
As a brand-new year starts, it is as good a time as any to remind the world that trans people have always been here.
As Pride Month gets underway, non-binary and trans folks share how trans joy gives them the “freedom” and resilience throughout the year.
By: Maggie Baska
Here's everything you need to know the furries subculture and the furry fandom, and what it's got to do with LGBTQ+ people.
LGBTQ+ representation on TV has largely improved, but asexual characters are still few and far in between. Here are some rare examples.
Right-wingers were up in arms over a report that Disney princess Moana was going to be trans in Moana 2 – except it's all a hoax.
