Meet Brendan McFatridge, the gay pro hockey player awarded as a Gen Z 'changemaker'
McFatridge, the first out gay player in the Western Hockey League, is one of 10 winners of The Future is NOW! Awards for his work combating bullying.
May 29, 2024
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McFatridge, the first out gay player in the Western Hockey League, is one of 10 winners of The Future is NOW! Awards for his work combating bullying.
The Advocate's latest issue highlights the importance of changemakers in entertainment.Â
These eight changemakers are unparalleled in their contributions to their industries -- and they're out while they're doing it.
The series, "Changemakers," highlights LGBTQ+ Black small business owners making a difference in their local communities.Â
The founder of the first management company for trans actors chats with The Advocate about her journey to becoming a Hollywood changemaker.Â
The week highlights not only the challenges faced by trans people but also their resilience and joy.
The action figure of the tennis legend is modeled after her look when she beat Bobby Riggs in the infamous Battle of the Sexes.Â
The Simpsons actress delivered a moving speech on the importance of being an ally when accepting the HRC National Leadership Award.
Betsy DeVos, a conservative Christian who may lead the nation's public schools, is not a standard ideologue, says Greg McNeilly.
The out gay official will join other notables in LGBTQ+ political history.
As 4 out of 5 U.S. workers say anti-LGBTQ+ laws affects where they relocate, inclusion is just "smart business practice," according to a new study by nonprofit Out & Equal.
The creator and star of the Freeform series showed off the adorable puppy he adopted since going into lockdown in an interview for Inside With the Advocate.Â
Judge John Arrowood of North Carolina, Virginia state Sen. Danica Roem, and Claudia López, former mayor of Bogotá, Colombia, will be inducted in December.
Creating a more inclusive work environment starts at the top.Â
The Olympian is working on a musical about his life and talks with The Advocate about why artists can't let politicians hush them.
What happens when we shed the limiting expectations that confine us?
A friend remembers the late LGBTQ+ rights activist David Mixner.
The Delaware state senator has announced a bid for U.S. House of Representatives.