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Graham Linehan, the once successful British television writer and producer who has become an outspoken transphobe, is reportedly working on a transphobic and ableist ChatGPT video
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt has been brutally mocked for claiming during a recent press briefing that she is overwhelmed by the amount of
President Tweety McTreason defended calling Gov. Tim Walz (D-MN) “ret**ded” in a Thanksgiving social media post which also made racist comments about Somali immigrants living
Just inside the entrance of New York’s new refuge for transgender and queer people — an initiative from the Ali Forney Center (AFC), an organization
Lesbian journalist Rachel Maddow recently unveiled her new investigative history podcast Burn Notice, which covers the U.S. government’s forced placement of Japanese people into internment
The University of Oklahoma (OU) put Mel Curth, a transgender teaching assistant (TA), on administrative leave after she gave a student a grade of zero
Leaked texts from Sen. Ruben Gallego (D-AZ) showed him insulting the looks and gender presentation of his congressional colleagues and Democratic voters. The texts between
Valentina Gomez, who ran in the GOP primary for Missouri Secretary of State, built her campaign around her hatred of LGBTQ+ people. She made “Don’t
A Republican congressional staffer has been charged with conspiracy and making false statements to law enforcement after she claimed she was assaulted at gunpoint and
Ariana Grande recently spoke about her late grandmother’s hilarious response to her older brother Frankie coming out as gay. The Wicked: For Good star joined
The governor’s race in California is heating up as multiple candidates from both parties vie to replace Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) in January 2027. Transgender
When Stephen Chukumba’s son, Hobbes, came out to him as trans at the age of 11, Chukumba didn’t have anyone to turn to. His wife
Of all the readings of fiction my high school English teachers assigned to me, the one that has stuck in my mind, haunting me over
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
