Category: Politics

The U.S. government will no longer commemorate December 1 as World AIDS Day, the State Department recently notified its workers. The U.S. has commemorated the

In a partnership with filmmaker Brooke Sebold, LGBTQ+ advocacy organization PFLAG has launched a five-episode video series called I Changed My Mind . Each short

For the fourth year running, Florida representatives have introduced bills hoping to ban Pride flags from government buildings and schools. Despite previous bills failing every

It’s hard to underestimate the impact that having supportive parents can make on LGBTQ+ young people. For transgender children, who, studies have shown, are disproportionately

A harrowing incident Monday night in West Palm Beach, Florida had members of an LGBTQ+ running club fleeing for their lives. Members of the group

Hawaiian native Haylin Dennison felt quite progressive and open-minded when her son Mat came out as gay/bisexual in fifth grade. Dennison had grown up in

The morning after the 2024 presidential election was horrific for many, but even more so for the parents of trans children, who had to worry

A new Miss England was crowned on Friday, and she’s gay. Grace Richardson, a 20-year-old musical theatre student from Leicester, England, came out as a

As the midterms draw nearer, longtime Democratic political strategist James Carville is calling on his party to embrace “the most populist economic platform since the

A super cute fashion show hit a Paris runway last week, featuring designs made exclusively from gay wool. Gay wool, you ask? Related Gay flamingo

The Trump administration has made a rare admission of guilt in the fraught case of a Mexican trans woman they deported back to her home

Graham Linehan, the once successful British television writer and producer who has become an outspoken transphobe, was recently convicted of criminal damage for throwing a

David Wheeler, president of the Democrat super political action committee (Super PAC) American Muckraker, announced in a press release that his defamation lawsuit against Rep.

Loraine Hutchins, the bisexual and feminist author behind the groundbreaking 1991 anthology Bi Any Other Name: Bisexual People Speak Out, passed away, according to friends