Planned legislative changes to prevent discrimination against LGBTQ students within religious schools has been put on hold due to a political impasse. This recurrent lag marks a disparity between the government and young Australians, who now expect institutions to keep step with their value systems.

Caitlyn Jenner brought transgenderism into the public eye in 2015, sparking widespread discussion and a push for society to address the stigma faced by the community. And while trans issues are taking centre stage on TV, driving rule changes at the Olympics, and convincing brands like Barneys and Dove to address and include this group, the depiction of trans people is tokenistic at best.

While 67% of LGBTQ Americans were found to be white and 55% are women, the community is not homogenous and marginalised minorities within it still face discrimination. Pride provides an opportunity for brands to encourage inclusivity globally, and within the LGBTQ community.

Grindr may have pioneered digital dating for the LGBTQ+ community, but its one-size-fits-all approach has left plenty to be desired. Her is giving queer women a space to call their own, creating a virtual community in which to meet like-minded individuals as friends or potential partners.