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Small business owner Brandon Davis tells The Advocate about the "soul crushing" loss of his bar, Day Trip, and what he needs to rebuild after the devastation of Hurricane Helene.
After the tragedy at Club Q, LGBTQ+ spaces around the nation are preparing for the worst.
“We have a saying that birthed out of the Pulse tragedy in Orlando, and it's that we don't just honor them with empty words or hollow sympathies. We honor those stolen from us with action,” said Brandon Wolf.
Organizers said the contest is open to all except those who have “cheated” or “changed” their gender.
The activist and author will serve as national press secretary for the organization.
Nobody knows where they’re coming from or who’s paying for them.
President Joe Biden in 2021 declared the site of the Orlando nightclub as a national memorial.
The launch of Que Rico and Tight End offers some hope following a season of shuttering.
Neo-Nazi Christopher Cantwell became notorious during the Charlottesville, Va., white supremacists' rally. Now he wants gamers to kill LGBTQ people.
Operating for more than 13 years, Soundbar will close its doors later this month.
It's in addition to the 305 already brought by prosecutors.
Latinx luminaries (from left) Michaela Jae Rodriguez, Lin-Manuel Miranda, and Ricky Martin helped announce the Hispanic Federation project.
LGBTQ+ and gun safety groups join to point out how gun violence affects our community and how we can address it.
"That moment intersects with the daily drama of the show" about a group of queer friends in Orlando, says playwright Donald Rupe.
The sentencing of two queer women to caning and a raid on a gay nightclub (pictured) are among the latest actions by the government.
Anderson Lee Aldrich pleaded not guilty to the new charges, which were announced Tuesday in Denver.
Toledo's Bretz nightclub closed suddenly in December and is being replaced by a ministry that believes LGBT people are immoral.
Thousands took to the streets of Manhattan over the weekend to celebrate LGBTQ+ lives.
Drag artists in a Colorado city are hosting their biggest show yet after a man allegedly threatened to carry out a mass shooting during one of their performances
