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Small business owner Brandon Davis tells The Advocate about the "soul crushing" loss of his bar, Day Trip, and what he needs to rebuild after the devastation of Hurricane Helene.
A thrift store in Lancaster County recently opened, giving LGBTQ+ people the opportunity to explore their identities while being "encouraged and built up."
So-called ESG policies benefit employees, the public, and the bottom line, writes this executive.
People identifying as women should be allowed to rent rooms and patronize the clothing-optional areas of a Key West resort, a judge recently ruled.
As many queer people escape GOP-led state legislatures passing anti-LGBTQ+ bills, a new report indicates LGBTQ+ professionals worry about what their professional life holds.
Out business owners can work together for their bottom lines and the greater good.
GoDaddy launches new episodes of their podcast, Business Curious, celebrating LGBTQ+ entrepreneurs who aren't afraid to get out there and make their own way. Guests include Nina West, Noah Wilson-Rich, Maggie Lea, Angelica Ross, and Robbi Katherine Anthony. Today, GoDaddy Brand Director Adam Palmer and Nina West sit down to discuss Nina's advice for LGBTQ+ entrepreneurs and the lessons she's learned over her career as a drag queen, activist, actor, and singer-songwriter.
Comic Gloria Bigelow remembers the joy discovering My Sister's Room and other LGBTQ+ spaces so integral to queer lives.Â
These establishments catering to the LGBTQ+ community are now shuttered — or have one martini in the grave.
Louisville will now ensure LGBTQ business owners are considered for city contracts.
Queer-owned businesses can get through this challenging time, the co-founders of the National LGBT Chamber of Commerce tell us.
Apparently people feel that gingerbread treats must always be men.
An American training to be a rabbi in Israel couldn't order pizza because he was wearing a gay pride tank top.
A complaint about an unpleasant stay at a hotel in England was met with homophobia, the women say -- but the owner says that's not the case.
Another gay bar has vanished, but this closing comes as something of a surprise.
In response to businesses turning away LGBT people, Yelp is allowing inclusive shops to declare they welcome all customers.
Owners and managers in the restaurant world -- an industry not known for benefits or protections -- are trying to create a better work environment for all.
A 35-year-old community haven may become a parking lot, or a turn lane, thanks to officials in Norfolk, Va.
