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Opinion: "When we present young people with a version of history from which they are completely absent, they have trouble envisioning a positive future for themselves," writes Lambda Legal CEO Kevin Jennings.
When students "feel a connection to what they’re learning, they do better," said Democratic Sen. Marko Liias.
The Colorado leader opens up about maintaining an idyllic home life in increasingly uncertain times.
In Temecula, where a school board member called Harvey Milk a pedophile, the board has adopted a new social studies curriculum but will review and maybe rewrite materials about Milk and the LGBTQ+ rights movement.
The bill comes at a time when Republicans are trying to erase and rewrite certain histories.
Stonewall shook the establishment, but four years later, queer rights started to take over the mainstream.
NPS removed the pages shortly after scrubbing transgender people from other government websites.
With a gay man, Bill Kramer, at the helm of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, queer and diverse stories are in good hands. Here, he discusses how nominated queer films about real people like Rustin and Nyad are now part of a historical record.
In expressing their disdain for policies pushing so-called "LGBT ideology," conservatives are actually taking a stance against anti-bullying rules.
Uncover the history of New Hope, Pennsylvania, the subject of five short documentaries premiering this fall.
This specially curated gallery comes with some illuminating captions from Getty Images' curator Shawn Waldron.
Remember our rich history — it goes way back.
By omitting the tragic story behind Felix González-Torres "Untitled" (Portrait of Ross in L.A.), the National Portrait Gallery is setting a perilous precedent, warns art scholar Ignacio Darnaude.
In a time when queer education is under attack, few states have instead opted to protect it.
If there's one thing teachers can agree on, it's that government overreach has gone too far.
The biopic of unsung civil rights leader Bayard Rustin starts streaming on Netflix today.
Prospects for passage of the recognition are slim in light of state’s “don’t say gay” law.
The move to honor the late performer demonstrates the Oregon city's commitment to inclusion and the LGBTQ+ community, city leaders say.
“Florida may not be a safe place to visit or take up residence,” says the advisory.
