Elle King defends the LGBTQ+ community by rebuking her father Rob Schneider's homophobic beliefs (exclusive)
The country music star is standing by her queer brothers and sisters.
September 06 2024 4:54 PM
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The country music star is standing by her queer brothers and sisters.
Florida's elected officials won't keep these partygoers from saying gay.
Over 300 LGBTQ+ artists are demanding a permanent ceasefire in Gaza, vowing "not to perform or participate in public events in Israel until Palestinians are free."
You have until October 8 to score items from Sally Field, Daniel Radcliffe, Neil Patrick Harris, and other big names.
The new board chair and vice chair, Wilson Cruz and Imara Jones, talk about their mission, along with Melanie Willingham-Jaggers, who became executive director last year.
We're celebrating 30 amazing LGBTQ+ young people who are blazing a trail toward a better, brighter future for all!
The organizers behind last year's Gender Liberation March tell The Advocate about how they're fighting back now.
The trailblazing singer and Queen frontman is allowing his creativity to shine like never before.
Every color of the rainbow represented the community and showed fervent Pride.
The inaugural event featured a ton of stars from the LGBTQ+ community. Check out the night in the images here.
Mulvaney is “a beacon of trans joy, positivity, and inspiration for the LGBTQ community,” the Trevor Project says.
The celebration of Black and Brown queer culture will feature various artists and performers.
Lewis provided funding for GetEQUAL and was on the board of the American Foundation for Equal Rights, among many other activist and philanthropic endeavors.
Amid the trauma and disappointment of the election results, we take a look at queer resistance over the past century
These 10 young artists, athletes, and activists aren’t waiting around for change. They’re making it happen.
'The Advocates' list celebrates 10 artists, activists, and allies who are dedicated to making the world a better place for all.
With a new name and website, the organization adapts its mission to offer broader support for LGBTQ+ youth, navigating challenges and expanding its reach across America.
He's hoping to make that goal before 2023 is up.
Smith will succeed Glennda Testone, who's leaving the center after 14 years.
The fact that her grants are unrestricted has give LGBTQ+ nonprofits flexibility to spend the money in the most impactful ways, says a new Movement Advancement Project report.