Kyrsten Sinema Slams Democrats as 'Old Dudes ... Eating Jell-O'
Sen. Sinema, once a Democrat but now an independent, has been ridiculing Democrats in front of Republican audiences.
March 23, 2023
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Bisexual Candidate Wins Arizona Congressional Primary
Kyrsten Sinema defeated two Democratic challengers, moving one step closer to becoming the first openly bisexual member of Congress.
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August 29, 2012
National Journal Spotlights Gay Washington
The influential political magazine publishes its first Gay Washington special issue.
January 28, 2014
Kyrsten Sinema added to the Mount Rushmore of LGBTQ+ losers
She joins Navratilova, Jenner, Grenell, and Santos; however, Washington, Jefferson, Lincoln, and Roosevelt this lot is not.
March 7, 2024
35 Bisexual Politicians You Should Know
We highlight bisexual state and federal legislators for Bi Visibility Day.
September 23, 2023
Meet the Class of 2013
The 113th Congress has the highest number of openly LGBT members in the body's history, with six in the House and, for the first time, an openly gay senator. Each politico here brings something unique to the table. They're all Democrats, and all were endorsed by the Victory Fund, meaning they fully support federal, state, and local efforts to advance LGBT rights. Meet your new representatives.
January 3, 2013
What Stops More Queer Women From Being Elected to Office Is Not Enough Run
The Victory Fund found that women from the LGBT community win elections at a notably higher rate than men.
August 3, 2017
The Contenders: Hot LGBT Prospects for Office
Get acquainted with some of the LGBT candidates hoping to storm the halls of power this year.
July 12, 2012
Katie Hill on Bisexual Visibility, Andrew Gillum, and Monica Lewinsky
The former congresswoman talks about advising Gillum on coming out and commiserating with a fellow survivor of public shaming.
October 1, 2020
Op-ed: Religion Is No Excuse for Discrimination
The right to follow a particular religion is a fundamental one for Americans, but the ACLU says it does not grant a free pass to discriminate against LGBT people.
May 21, 2013
Trying to block Mr. Bloch
Congress should not be tinkering with a law that's in perfectly good shape already--and that five administrations have interpreted to protect lesbian and gay federal employees from job discrimination
July 12, 2005
Bisexual Women and Gay Men Face Danger
A shocking new report show the dangers facing bisexual women and gay men.
October 4, 2012
LGBTQ Candidates Will Create a Rainbow Wave on Election Day
Out candidates are running in record numbers to make sure we're in the room where it happens.
November 2, 2018
The Midterm Races Where LGBTQ Candidates Made History
The results include gains in Congress, statewide positions, and some local firsts. Pictured from left: Dana Nessel, Ricardo Lara, and Teri Johnston.
November 7, 2018
Its ba-a-a-ck How to fight the FMA
Be afraid: The proposed amendment to enshrine marriage discrimination in the U.S. Constitution has returned, courtesy of Bill Frist and Rick Santorum. Here's what you can do to join the fight for equality now
May 5, 2006
How Many LGBTs In The House? Too Close to Call
In a night of electoral gut-punches for Democrats, the number of LGBT House members is still unclear.
November 5, 2014
Lessons Learned: The Long Battle for Equality in the Military
Ending bans on open military service required collaboration and tenacity.
January 26, 2017
Exclusive: Sen. Chris Coons Reflects on 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell' Repeal
Coons, who championed repeal during his first month in office, discusses progress made and progress needed in a video for The Advocate.
December 22, 2020
Members of Congress Urge Biden to Fund Global LGBTQ+ Equality
The president has committed to equality around the world, but he needs to request more money to fund programs to promote it, 117 members of Congress say.
October 7, 2022