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Twenty U.S. representatives are demanding to know about the homeownership "disparities" between LGBTQ+ people and their straight, cisgender peers.
Employees at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau want answers after discovering a bureau official once worked for an antigay hate group.
Protecting Dodd-Frank and the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau isn't as sexy as saving Obamacare and marriage equality, but it's nearly as imperative.
Paul Watkins once worked to criminalize homosexuality. Now he has enormous influence on how companies comply with antidiscrimination laws.
The congresswoman was told by a straight white man that she didn't understand discrimination. It did not go over well.
As a House member, Mick Mulvaney received a zero in every term on the Human Rights Campaign's Congressional Scorecard.
They're accusing her of pandering and worse by making the inclusive gesture of listing her preferred pronouns.
Biden's former rival for the Democratic presidential nomination lauds his empathy and integrity.
Out's Raquel Willis and The Advocate's Neal Broverman stand united in support of Warren, highlighting the presidential candidate's stances on LGBTQ+ issues.
The last Democratic presidential debate before the South Carolina primary and Super Tuesday was a lively one.
The Advocate asked some politically active LGBTQ Iowans who they'll be caucusing for Monday night.
The Democrat and longtime champion of LGBTQ people has officially announced her 2020 presidential campaign.
The short list includes strong and middling supporters, plus an unknown quantity.
Both Republicans and Democrats built a system that would enable someone like Trump to emerge. To change things, politicians have to abandon the narrative that only white, straight, male Christians are entitled to the good life.
Don Blankenship won't be the state's Republican Senate nominee, but its anti-LGBT attorney general will.
Obsessing over pop stars is so yesterday -- it's the female politicians challenging Trump who have our eternal devotion.
Here are some elected officials, commentators, and others who will have our backs during the Trump administration.
The lawmaker from Massachusetts made the announcement on Transgender Day of Visibility.
