Meet the LGBTQ+ celebrities and activists TIME called the Most Influential People of 2024
From actors to activists, TIME is honoring some of the LGBTQ+ people who have changed the world.
APRIL 17, 2024
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From actors to activists, TIME is honoring some of the LGBTQ+ people who have changed the world.
Kesha will present Lauper with the award at this year's annual Home for the Holidays concert.
The authors of the acclaimed Slave Play and The Inheritance, respectively, will each receive the Human Rights Campaign's Equality Award.
In the spirit of widespread change, meet four international gay rights activists from Nepal, Russia, Nigeria, and Chile.
Roberts, who won numerous awards for her coverage of Black trans women's lives, died Monday.
Arely Westley, this year's recipient of the Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights Award, tells The Advocate about this "crucial moment" in time for queer and immigrant communities.
The groundbreaking series about ballroom culture will receive the Human Rights Campaign's National Visibility and Impact Award.
Sally Field accepted the Human Rights Campaign's Ally for Equality Award in Washington, D.C., and shared her experiences being a mom to a gay son.
Wade spoke of the lessons he's learned by being the father of a trans girl.
The bisexual Westworld star stressed the importance of being seen while receiving the Human Rights Campaign's Visibility Award.
Following a trademark rousing speech while accepting an award from the Human Rights Campaign, Dustin Lance Black helped raise $300,000 for marriage equality.
Out magazine’s annual Out 100 list unveils a tableau of inspiring LGBTQ+ figures from activism, politics, and more, spotlighting their remarkable journeys and indelible impact on the community and society.
Kesha helped present Lauper with the honor, while Cher sent a video message congratulating her friend for the award.
"I would refuse to go to a homophobic heaven. No, I would say, 'Sorry, I would much rather go to the other place.'"