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Sasha Jane Lowerson was initially excluded from a longboard competition, but then the organizer heard that would violate state law. She's decided not to compete, however.
One Iowa and The Gazette will also host Democratic presidential candidates in the Hawkeye State.
To preserve its soul and purpose, the entertainment industry must not make the same mistake it did with Brokeback Mountain.
The former ambassador to Denmark will be a liaison between President Biden and other world leaders.
Over 160 LGBTQ centers are asking leaders not to forget the nearly 40,000 people they serve each month.
Fort Pierce, Fla., might forever be remembered for an infamous resident, Omar Mateen.
There are parts of Florida, and elsewhere, where people won’t be able to live in 20 years, says out meteorologist Steve MacLaughlin.
The San Diego couple arrested for mooning a Thai temple don't look like the trashy American stereotype. But there are many ways to be an ugly American, Amanda Kerri writes.
The Advocate's man on the New York theater scene found time this February to reminisce with Oscar Wilde's lover, get an enema from Varla Jean Merman, and strap one on for Tennessee Williams.
A welcoming campaign launched by local Mississippi business owners attempts to undo the harmful effects of a discriminatory and economy-killing law.
Black trans women are dying, LGBTQ rights are being chipped away, and The Atlantic thinks it's a good idea to publish a neocon who says all our problems are behind us.
The world's fight is our fight.
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The trans actor vividly illustrates the horrors of the 2016 election with his frightening role on American Horror Story.
After witnessing terror in Barcelona, a gay writer reflects on the reasons we travel, and why we must continue.
