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Valentina Gomez is facing growing backlash for an incendiary stunt against LGBTQ+ books. Queer rights groups are calling her out.
As Pride.com reported in June, Erin O'Flaherty of Missouri is competing this weekend as the first out pageant contestant vying for the Miss America crown,Â
This July, the lovable yellow clan hits the big screen in The Simpsons Movie.Will Doig looks at how the cartoon has led the way for our acceptance in American culture--and taught us tolerance in the process.
The highest-ranking LGBTQ+ person ever to serve in the State Department, the new U.S. Chief of Protocol is every bit the savvy diplomat.
Why it might sting in the short term and why we'll win in the end.
The candidate told an Ohio newspaper she's taking her chances.
Davids, a mixed martial arts fighter, won the Democratic primary on Tuesday, and will compete against an anti-LGBTQ Republican incumbent.
Jim McGreeveey, the gay former governor of New Jersey, will have his official portrait hung at the statehouse in a private ceremony this summer.
Don't make yourself small, says Connecticut Treasurer Erick Russell.
The Colorado leader opens up about maintaining an idyllic home life in increasingly uncertain times.
In the 1910s and 1920s, drag musicals were just as popular as football on college campuses and in male-only social clubs, writes historian Andrew Erdman.
Though it’s the first year of marriage equality across America, the U.S. is not the first to reach this milestone.
Will we someday look back with pride on the day when America’s first indicted president becomes America's first jailed president, one final stop on his way to hell?
America's first, and currently only, LGBTQ senator is reelected to a second term.
John McCain may put his country first, but has America earned that honor?
