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Season 4 stars Jaida Essence Hall, Sasha Velour, Priyanka, and Latrice Royale talk about what life is really like for LGBTQ+ folks in small town America — and why it's important to keep fighting extremist opposition.
We look back in time via The Advocate's special cover story after the tragedy on September 11, 2001.
Accepting the award from Out for Hero of the Year, Nixon spoke movingly about LGBTQ people, women, and people of color leading the way.
In the pantheon of LGBTQ heroes, Pedro Zamora's memory is painted at the front line.
“Pat Logue was a brilliant lawyer, a trailblazing jurist, and a hero to the LGBTQ community," says a Lambda Legal statement.
The Wild Nights With Emily actress talks portraying the late poet as an "LGBTQ hero" and relating to her struggles with sexism.
LGBTQ+ heroes like Dot-Marie Jones and Mrs. Kasha Davis share what The Advocate means to them while they’re honored at the annual People of the Year Luncheon.
One mentor finds energy and hope in the LGBTQ youth of today.
Lacking in financial support, queer students struggle to get hired and pay back their student loans.
Jon Kent, son of Clark, will embark on a same-sex romance in Superman: Son of Kal-El #5.
The founder and head of numerous queer organizations, the Puerto Rican-born Vazquez empowered her community from coast to coast.
Like mother, like son. Meet the gay duo that's taking the South by storm.
A petition is asking for formal recognition of the late Stonewall veteran on her birthday.
Every year on 9/11 the country stops and people remember where they were and who was lost that day.
Why did the LGBT community feel they had no part in the story of Cho Seung-Hui and the massacre he wrought?
Mark Leno would have been the city's first gay mayor, but London Breed makes history as its first African-American woman mayor.
We'll never know if Seattle's gay mayor is a sexual predator -- and that's just one of many systemic problems this scandal brought to light.
New York Reps. Carolyn Maloney, Ritchie Torres, and at least 50 House Democratic co-sponsors introduced the LGBTQI+ and Women's History Education Act today.
HRC's president slammed Jenna Ellis as a "bigot" for a transphobic tweet.
Ty Defoe, proudly embracing his Native queer identity, is making a name for himself on Broadway.
It's ludicrous to even consider that Trump cares or knows about the mother of the marriage movement.
