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How people talked about and named the AIDS crisis shaped how it was viewed and either fostered or countered a culture of stigma, writes historian Anthony Petro.
The American Family Association is repeating its call to boycott Target over its inclusive restroom policy.
Liberty Counsel and the Family Research Council lauded a proposal to let federal contractors claim a religious basis for discrimination against LGBTQ people and others.
Conservative Christians see Trump as someone whos will punch "leftist" bullies, says the Family Research Council's Tony Perkins.
Activists are demanding that California's Biola University and Oklahoma Baptist University withdraw waivers the schools requested to ignore Title IX protections against sex-based discrimination.
The group has gotten plenty of heat for that comment as well as its dissing of Caster Semenya and athletes in same-sex marriages.
Carson-Newman University sought and won a Title IX exemption that will allow it to legally bar LGBT students as well as single mothers.
They've been partners in homophobia for decades, and Johnson recently appeared at a hate-filled "prayer" event cofounded by Perkins, according to a new report.
A pro-LGBT demonstration during Rick Warren's speech at the National Religious Broadcasters' annual conference left attendees stunned.
Invoking memories of last weekend's violent reaction to a gay pride march in Moscow, a right-wing Christian group in Romania announced plans Thursday to protest a pride march in the country's capital, Bucharest, on Saturday.
The shelter is being represented by the same group that represented the anti-gay baker.
A national Christian law group sued a suburban Philadelphia school district on free speech grounds Wednesday, saying the district censors prayer club members and threatens discipline if students speak out against homosexuality.
The National Religious Broadcasters group has ambitious plans to roll back LGBT rights. Its annual convention is coming up, just miles from the Pulse nightclub.
Leading Republican presidential candidates, all flawed in the eyes of influential social conservatives, sought Friday to convince the restive group they will carry the torch for the right flank -- and Rudy Giuliani won't. ''This is not the time to turn our back on the progress we've made on the issues that matter most,'' John McCain, the Arizona senator, told a gathering of ''values voters.'' Added Mitt Romney, in prepared remarks: ''We're not going to beat Hillary Clinton by acting like Hillary Clinton.''
An Oregon production of Oklahoma! that features same-sex couples and a trans character has upset anti-LGBTQ Christians.
Trinity Academy in Kansas says LGBT acceptance, which runs “counter to the standing of a Biblical lifestyle," is grounds for expulsion.
The homophobic American Family Association lambastes organizers for hosting the LGBT-friendly singer.
