Republicans and Democrats Clash on Book Bans in Congressional Hearing
Republican House members and conservative groups contended that removing books from school libraries doesn't amount to banning them, while Democrats pushed back.
October 21, 2023
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Senators Tell of Sexual Harassment, But One Analyst Warns of 'War on Men'
Claire McCaskill (pictured) told her story of harassment on Meet the Press today, while an American Enterprise Institute staffer expressed concern about a "war on men."
October 22, 2017
CNN's Sally Kohn: GOP Using Russia-Ukraine Standoff for Political Gain
On Crossfire, out pundit Sally Kohn took aim at Republicans, accusing the party of using the Russia-Ukraine standoff to "bash" Obama.
March 4, 2014
Scalia Finds It Easy to Rule Against Gay Rights
With the court considering whether to hear cases on marriage equality, Justice Antonin Scalia says ruling on gay rights is a no-brainer.
October 5, 2012
Black Republicans: Grand Old Pawns
Trump-era Black Republicans aren't truly conservative, they're just cons, claims gay writer Clay Cane in his new bestselling book.
February 18, 2024
Reading the Far Right: Applauding the Trans Ban and Misusing History
Among this week's farthest-out assertions: Trump's trans ban was an act of love, and Hitler was inspired by progressives.
August 1, 2017
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Class Offers Extra Credit for Bisexuals
Nonbisexual students say they feel discriminated against because they are ineligible for an extra credit opportunity.
April 7, 2015
The Equality Act Is Missing One Big Thing
The National Gay and Lesbian Chamber of Commerce is fighting to change the proposed LGBT legislation.
September 23, 2015
Angelica Ross to Be First Trans Lead in Broadway’s 'Chicago'
Pose star Angelica Ross will make her Broadway debut next month.
August 5, 2022
What is the Heritage Foundation, the group behind the terrifying Republican Project 2025 agenda?
The group exerts incredible influence in conservative circles and national politics.
July 30, 2024
MacKenzie Scott Donates $1.7 Billion to LGBTQ+, Gender, Racial Equity
The third richest woman in the world is putting her money where her mouth is.Â
July 29, 2020
DeSantis Appointees Eliminate DEI Programs at Fla. College Amid Outrage
The school has been just fine since 1960, but conservatives see an opportunity to transform the liberal arts school from the inside out.
March 2, 2023
Op-ed: No One Wants to Be Called a Bigot
Those rallying against marriage equality don't necessarily want to be called homophobes, but isn't that what they are?
August 12, 2013
Will Antigay Views Cost This Congressman His Job?
Rep. Scott Garrett of New Jersey, the banker of the Republican party, could find himself out of a job because of his archaic views on sexuality.
January 15, 2016
GOP DEBATE: Cruz, Trump, and Others Clash
It was a contentious evening in South Carolina, and it saw Cruz finally define 'New York values,' which include support for things he opposes, like marriage equality.
January 15, 2016
These Men Will Tell You All About Misogyny and the Election
Since Hillary Clinton remarked last week that she believed misogyny played a role in the election, many white male pundits have been asked to offer their opinion on the subject.Â
April 10, 2017
Who Is Paying the Bills in Amendment One Fight?
Individual donors foot the bill on the opposing side, while NOM and the Roman Catholic Church line up on the other.
May 1, 2012
Trump Defends Gays, Mexicans to The Advocate
When he ran for president 15 years ago, the real estate mogul sang a different tune when it came to minorities. Read the entire Q&A from 2000 below.
September 28, 2015
'They're peddling death'
The promoter of the Raw Dukes sex party in Harlem in May banned safer sex, hoping to maximize his profits. A loud protest shut him down, but the underground industry of largely condom-free parties aimed at men of color is still thriving in New York City. AIDS educators have barely begun to fight back, while health advocates fear the trend could spread across the country.
August 14, 2006