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The Republican nominee for vice president compared gender-affirming care to conversion therapy in a recent interview with gay conservative podcaster Tim Dillon.
“It’s unfortunate that you have groups like the Log Cabin Republicans who are willing to sell out the community in exchange for being able to cozy up to someone like Donald Trump,” said HRC’s Brandon Wolf.
While its CEO has a “best case” and “worst case” in mind, there will still be plenty of work for Elevated Access no matter the outcome of the November elections.
The Democratic National Committee will send mobile billboards encouraging queer Peach State voters to support Kamala Harris.
Black trans women are a small subset of trans voters, who make up a small portion of the electorate — but they’re also longtime leaders of the LGBTQ+ rights movement who know what’s at stake.
"As a former Pennsylvania lawmaker and CEO of Agenda PAC, I’ve seen what happens when LGBTQ+ individuals align with the very forces that work to strip us of our humanity. Pennsylvania deserves better than this parade of self-serving traitors,” Brian Sims told The Advocate.
From gay marriage to transgender health care, we break down the presidential candidates' positions.
JD Vance is getting praise for his tone, but observers are also noting his lies.
If J.D. Vance is going to look down on childless women, he should know there are plenty of childless men who've made a lasting impact.
Republicans would have you believe transgender people present an existential threat to Americans. Why were they ignored in the debate?
Many pundits are saying last night’s debate was "normal." but what was so normal about not defending democracy? writes John Casey.
JD Vance is in denial about a lot of things, including about the January 6 insurrection.
She said she struggled with the decision to report on it, but with the vice-presidential debate ahead she felt she had to.
The vice presidential debate is set to be the only one moderated by two women.
Yes, childless cat ladies will be asked, but so too should be a question about accepting the election results, writes John Casey.
Can the Republican vice presidential candidate, once queer-friendly, reconcile his past with his harmful policies?
This debate offers an opportunity for candidates to speak directly to the future of our country—our students. Will they commit to protecting the rights of LGBTQ+ youth, writes GLSEN's Melanie Willingham-Jaggers.
An NBC News report claimed it would be ‘potentially opening the door for gay couples’
The document lays out many of the Republican Ohio senator’s vulnerabilities.
Louisiana Rep. Clay Higgins actually tweeted the bigoted remarks from his official government account.
