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“I strongly support LGBTQ rights and equality. No one should be discriminated against. I do believe that religious liberty, the First Amendment, gay rights, and transgender equality can all coexist," Mace said in 2021.
The influential Republican strategist appeared to be asked whether the next GOP nominee for president could support marriage equality, but Rove doesn't see it that way.
The worst offenders include America First Legal, run by former Trump aide Stephen Miller (pictured), and U.S. Sen. Marco Rubio.
President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris want queer people to know what's at stake this election and to get involved.
The Latino Equality Alliance explains its history and its work to empower LGBTQ+ Latinx people.Â
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The out Democrat Will Rollins believes that his GOP opponent has disqualified himself.
The first out congressman from New York is now the first out chair of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee.
Tuesday's Democratic presidential debate highlighted contrasts with the GOP more than anything else.
Taking back control with Discipline, her 10th studio album, the 41-year-old triple threat sounds off on closeted celebrities, her nasty pleasure principles, and which new track is all for you.
The ad is the second one from a Democratic candidate in a swing state responding to an onslaught of anti-trans advertising.
The Obama administration rolled out its first campaign-season LGBT conference Thursday in Philadelphia as it seeks to publicize its accomplishments -- and court gay support for reelection.
U.S. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene reportedly went so far as to threaten a "physical altercation" if trans women were allowed to use the women's restroom.
The Biden-Harris administration is highlighting its support for the LGBTQ+ community and raising concerns that Republicans are attacking Americans' rights this election cycle.
The gay GOP group's PAC has released its first round of endorsements, backing nine congressional hopefuls. Just how LGBT-friendly are they, and can they win?
