backwards bigot

The disgraced talk show host will not be leaving this world quietly -- or gracefully.

If you ask our columnist, the October 8 gay boycott doesn't go far enough. It's time to let antigay states form an imperfect union of the benighted and for every self-respecting gay man and lesbian to leave for more-enlightened homelands.

Whether Donald Trump is ever impeached, he has no right to be called president or have his State of the Union address taken seriously.

Some trans-exclusionary radical feminists are cozying up to right-wing conservatives -- the two groups seem to have have much in common. 

This trans woman in a red state understands the anger of Trump supporters and says it's anything but black and white.

It's easy to dismiss everything below the Mason-Dixon Line. It's harder and more necessary to actually help people in this troubled part of the world.

Thanks to Trump, losing our hard-won rights is a clear and present danger. 

Forty years after the Lovings won the freedom to marry, gays and lesbians are still denied what the Supreme Court deemed a "basic civil right."

When anti-LGBTQ groups try to pressure corporate America into bigotry, it rarely goes their way.

The justices continue to argue that race is an immutable trait, but sexuality and gender identity, well, not so much.