Queer Kids Experience More Sleep Problems Than Straight Ones: Study
This is likely due to the stress caused by discrimination, bullying, and lack of family support, researchers say.
April 10, 2023
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This is likely due to the stress caused by discrimination, bullying, and lack of family support, researchers say.
New research shows that bullying is pervasive and often includes factors beyond sexual orientation or gender identity.
The bill is from the same Republican who introduced last year’s ban on gender-affirming care for trans youth.
Eleven's delayed adolescence reminds this writer of her own homophobia-stunted youth.
A silent epidemic grows worse, especially through inaction.
Today's young gay leaders represent the largest cultural shift in a generation. Here are some high achievers who aren't hung up on their sexuality and are determined to make a difference
Acclaimed lesbian author Stacey D'Erasmo's third novel, The Sky Below, charts her antihero's metamorphosis into a post-gay man.
The FDA approved the first long-acting injectable option to prevent HIV infection late last year.Â
Dr. Rachel Levine discusses her work as the Keystone State's secretary of health.
The Nanny co-creator Peter Marc Jacobson reteams with ex-wife Fran Drescher for Happily Divorced, a TV Land sitcom loosely based on his coming-out after 21 years of marriage.
We know there's an antigay agenda: They want us gone, period. But a "gay agenda"? Can we all even agree on anything? Yes. In fact, the gay agenda is familiar to every schoolchild: liberty and justice for all
Queer as Folk's Randy Harrison discusses his new role as late art legend Andy Warhol in Yale Rep's POP! and his own status as a reluctant "post-gay" pop icon -- plus his secret nude photos and the possibility of a QAF reunion.
Many of us are still wandering from inn to inn.
Erin Judge -- a bisexual woman married to a man -- can relate to her mother's desire to stay closeted in 1990s Texas.
The Advocate's queen on the New York theater scene meets bisexual conjoined twins, pits Sienna Miller against Jude Law, tastes Cheyenne Jackson's Rainbow, and saves up for a rainy day with Hugh Jackman.