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After being arrested for soliciting male sex workers, the legendary producer launched a “new sexual revolution” campaign where he encouraged people to use protection and not hide who they are.
Blu Linares recently told The Advocate about her reaction to the viral video of her assault, and the moments leading up to it.
Boosie, whose oldest daughter is a lesbian, continues to denigrate LGBTQ+ women's relationships.
The new VH1 show follows fictional rapper J. Mic from rap battles to sexual reconciliation.
The out artists of FutureHood records are working to redefine what hip-hop means for the future -- and they're doing it right now.
An out musician on VH1's Love & Hip-Hop Hollywood demonstrates that it's not the audiences or most artists who have issues with gays.
Kim Osorio became a hip-hop legend in 2003 when she became the first (and so far, only) female editor in chief at The Source magazine, regarded as the Bible of hip-hop. After she was fired in 2005, Osorio took her case to court -- and won a judgment in her favor to the tune of $7.5 million. Now in her book, Straight From the Source, Osorio talks about the sexism and homophobia that often shaped her time in and around the hip-hop industry.
A music industry insider explains how hip-hop helped him grow from traumatized teen to proud gay man.
During an interview for an MTV special, rapper Kanye West launched into a discussion about hip-hop and homosexuality, saying that homophobia in the genre must stop.
The recently out crooner says, "They accepted him as a person."
Gay and Transgender in a Hip-Hop World: Toni Newman and Terrance Dean
