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As the Democratic Party struggles to communicate, Warren knows exactly what her message is and what her message is to Donald Musk and Elon Musk, who she calls “co-presidents.”
The Democrat and longtime champion of LGBTQ people has officially announced her 2020 presidential campaign.
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 former HUD secretary said he was impressed by his opponent's drive to "make sure America's promise will be there for everyone."
If elected president, she says she'd lift the blood ban, let the government produce PrEP drugs, and fight anti-trans violence, among many other promises.
Biden's former rival for the Democratic presidential nomination lauds his empathy and integrity.
Tuesday's debate again saw little mention of LGBTQ issues, but Warren highlighted violence against trans women of color.
'There's no frickin way [Kamala Harris] is gonna lose,' says CNN's Have I Got News for You's out star Amber Ruffin.
The former Democratic candidate for POTUS is also one of our "Women of the Year."
Warren had the LGBTQ town hall crowd in an uproar with her quick response to a question about those who still can't get over same-sex marriage.
Although the Massachusetts Democrat was rebuked for violating rules on "impugning" the reputation of a fellow Senator, Warren has taken to social media to get her message out about Jeff Sessions.
They're accusing her of pandering and worse by making the inclusive gesture of listing her preferred pronouns.
The first openly gay legislator in Pennsylvania explains why Warren is his pick for president.
Warren is "a strong progressive woman ... who will deliver on big, structural change for our country," the endorsers say.
The bill would help couples married before the Supreme Court's decision in U.S. v. Windsor.
The severity of Donald Trump's misconduct, as detailed in Robert Mueller's report, justifies the move, Warren says.
The Massachusetts senator is trailing Joe Biden but moving past some other contenders, including the Indiana mayor.
The progressive senator from Massachusetts outranked other Democratic presidential hopefuls in several categories in the poll from YouGov Blue and Out magazine.
The Democratic senators spoke out against President Trump's executive order banning refugees at airport protests.
