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"We will get through this false story line based on lies, hate, and power — and the queer community will still be there, and in all likelihood, even stronger," a mental health expert tells The Advocate.
Mass incarceration is most certainly a queer issue, Margaret Goff of the Justice Policy Center writes.
Special Counsel Robert Hur outrageously clears and smears President Biden. Another gift from one of Trump's "best people."
A new study shows that married same-sex couples are more collaborative.
The Williams Institute found that more than half the parents surveyed were thinking of leaving the state.
The Church of Latter-Day Saints insists on making it harder for LGBT people to be part of their institution, and the long term effects of that still aren't clear, writes David Bond of The Trevor Project.
Early during shelter-in-place orders, Benincasa launched a daily podcast and adopted her first-ever cat, Polly.
Journalist Stuart Timmons, who died last week, meticulously chronicled 20th-century queer life.
In His Own Words: How I Went Undercover at Bachmann's Clinic
Outright International's Maria Sjödin on honoring the brave activists worldwide who fight for LGBTQ+ rights during and beyond Pride Month. How can we support these courageous heroes in their quest for equality?
Ahead of the inauguration, The Advocate asked young trans people about the biggest challenges facing them – and what the rest of us can do to help.
The recent documentary Outrage exposes the hypocrisy of politicians who live in the closet while voting antigay -- but it also shines a light on the devastation it causes unsuspecting spouses and children.
The new year began with the president nearly starting a war. What more can we expect in 2020 and, possibly, four more years?
