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January 28, 2025
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Daddies and Himbos and Stormy Daniels! Oh, mai!
A community reacts to the death of 11-year-old Carl Joseph Walker-Hoover, who committed suicide after months of antigay tauntsaEUR|and little action from his school.
White House counselor Kellyanne Conway says Anderson Cooper was being sexist when he rolled his eyes at her during an interview.
Same-sex spouses who, because of discriminatory laws, were unable to marry before one partner died can now receive the benefits -- but not all know they're eligible.
Time to turn words into action, BSA.
In this excerpt from The People's Victory: Stories from the Front Lines in the Fight for Marriage Equality, Kate Burns recounts how she helped Colorado turn a corner.
Paul Watkins once worked to criminalize homosexuality. Now he has enormous influence on how companies comply with antidiscrimination laws.
Nancy Pelosi ripped up a speech, but Republican senators, minus Mitt Romney, shredded the Constitution, writes John Casey.
Madonna, Cinderella, and Empire all want your attention this weekend.
The chairwoman of the Scottsdale, Ariz., Human Relations Commission has called out a local establishment over its ban on transgender bar patrons, according to the Associated Press.Michele deLaFreniere has filed a discrimination complaint with the Arizona attorney general's office against Anderson's Fifth Estate nightclub.
A gay couple’s fight against bigotry unravels a hefty embezzlement plot, spotlighting a darker reality.
Howard F. Ahmanson Jr. has put $900,000 of his own money into passing California's gay marriage ban, but it's not the first time the flush ascetic has injected his religious views into politics. From stemming affirmative action to stoking unrest within the Episcopal Church, Ahmanson has been one of the most influential political donors in the country.
While other governors and attorneys general have abandoned their defense of marriage bans, officials in three states have refused to give up their quixotic antigay legal agendas.
Gun control advocates Igor Volsky and Mark Glaze say a march against the president's policies is certainly appropriate during this year's Pride celebrations.