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Indiana High Schoolers Bravely Perform LGBTQ-Inclusive Play Despite School's Ban

The school system said students couldn’t perform the queer-inclusive piece because of safety concerns, so they raised $85K and the show went on anyway.

Indiana Rep. Threatens Opponent for Campaigning With Drag Queens

Republican Rep. Jim Banks threatened to slap his Democratic challenger Courtney Tritch with an ethics violation over "tips" from a drag fundraiser.

Teacher in newspaper flap to transfer schools

A Woodburn, Ind., high school teacher who faced losing her job after a student newspaper for which she acted as adviser published an editorial advocating tolerance of gays can continue teaching--just not at her old school.

Antigay Legislation Quashed in Arkansas, Advances in Indiana

A so-called 'license to discriminate' bill has died in Arkansas, but similar ones remain pending in numerous other states.

Queer Actress-Writer Fawzia Mirza on Embracing 'Muslimness'

Mirza talks about integrating all aspects of her identity and finding the commonalties with other people.

The best revenge

After a life of struggle, doubt, and abuse, Janis Ian comes out on top with a new album, a world tour, and a thriving writing career and Melissa Etheridge does the amazing interview

Dad Persuades Indiana HS to Not Deadname His Trans Teen at Graduation

Administrators at Homestead High School in Fort Wayne have agreed to call trans teen Wyatt by his preferred name. 

WATCH: More Hoosiers Support LGBT Protections

A new poll shows a majority of Hoosiers are in favor of legal protections against discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation and gender identity.

Catholic Universities Draw Bishops' Ire Over Benefits for Same-Sex Spouses

The Roman Catholic hierarchy is not pleased with decisions by universities, including Creighton and Notre Dame, to offer benefits to same-sex spouses of employees.

It's Lovely at the Top

Out journalist Randy Lovely takes over as editor at the conservative daily The Arizona Republic and learns firsthand what it means to be a novelty.

These Indiana Businesses Haven't Weighed In

A few nationally known companies have been vocal, but not every Indiana-based business has spoken out publicly about the state's new law.

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Ex-gay Survivor Group Launched in Florida

The Reverend Jerry Stephenson has launched a group for "ex-gay" survivors in Fort Lauderdale.

Indiana High School Plans to Deadname Trans Teen at His Graduation

The dad of a trans teen has addressed a petition to Fort Wayne's Homestead High School principal to demand they call his son by his preferred name. 

This Trans Veteran's Message for 9/11: Turn Fear Into Action

The world is as scary as it was 19 years ago, but channel your anxiety into battling racism and Trump's reign of terror.

Indiana One Vote Away From 'License to Discriminate'

The bill, which could result in businesses turning away LGBT customers without facing legal consequences, cleared a House committee yesterday.

Indiana Sends 'License to Discriminate' to Governor's Desk

Republican Gov. Mike Pence has indicated he intends to sign the so-called Religious Freedom Restoration Act.

Hot Sheet: Week of April 20

This week's smattering of what's hot includes the next great nature documentary, our favorite Icelandic musician, and famous dead people.

It's Lovely at the Top

Out journalist Randy Lovely takes over as editor at the conservative Arizona Republic and learns firsthand what it means to be a novelty.