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The documentary Forgetting the Many: The Royal Pardon of Alan Turing examines Turing and other gay men convicted under the U.K.’s 1885 anti-homosexuality law. It opens for a one-week run in NYC on Dec. 6.
The children's event attracted protests and intimidation, which escalated after a former participant's criminal record was revealed.
The president announced he is ordering federal agencies to 'ban the box' that prospective employees must fill out on job applications, disclosing their criminal history.
Addressing the prison system's disproportionate effect on LGBT people is necessary.
Convictions of "buggery" and "indecency" will remain for now, thanks to wrangling in London.
So far, the government has declined every opportunity to wipe away sodomy convictions with the Turing law.
George Bereska Jr. was arrested Tuesday evening after telling a 911 dispatcher that he shot his husband.
Those convicted under now-defunct antisodomy laws can apply for pardons and have their criminal records cleared.
The Center for American Progress found unjustice at every turn for LGBT people, from their first brush with the law to life behind bars, and beyond, if they survive.
Here’s what we learned from RedUP, NCTE & BPPP’s new report on trans sex work.
Democratic candidates need to make voting access a priority.
Phillip Fisher Jr., who works with the Philadelphia chapter, once pleaded guilty to aggravated sexual abuse of a minor boy, but he still claims he's innocent.
His indictments, convictions, liability for sexual abuse, and impeachment were barely mentioned.
Don't come for Stormy unless she sends for YOU.
Police detained Laura Voepel, 45, just hours after the Club Q attack.
Channing Smith died by suicide after being outed online, but D.A. Craig Northcott says no crimes were committed by those who shared Smith's personal messages.
Attorneys for Dharun Ravi, the former Rutgers student who set up a webcam to spy on gay freshman Tyler Clementi, have appealed Ravi's 2012 convictions for invasion of privacy.
