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Black trans woman Pebbles LaDime “Dime” Doe was found shot dead in her car in South Carolina. Now, her killer has been found guilty.
The new policy is meant to provide a framework for the agency to create inclusive programming.
On the International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia and Biphobia, Biden said attacks on the community "cannot be tolerated."
The Biden-Harris Administration reaffirmed its commitment to support the LGBTQ+ community against right-wing assaults.
Both pointed out the progress made toward equal rights but said much more needs to be done.
They warn that anti-LGBTQ+ laws elsewhere have the potential to threaten LGBTQ+ people in the U.S. too.
The president, Colorado's governor, and civil rights groups are responding to the tragedy at Club Q in Colorado Springs.
A second man accused of shooting Pebbles LaDime “Dime” Doe still awaits trial.
Same-sex sexual relations are illegal in the country, and those found guilty of it face seven years in prison.
The Equality Caucus promotes equality for LGBTQ+ people.
The men harassed and shot Alexa Neulisa Luciano with paintballs; she was found shot dead the following day.
The man admitted guilt to a string of unsolved attacks in Idaho last year.
Matthew Alan Lehigh used his to car to attack people he perceived to be LGBTQ+.
The man deliberated targeted supporters of the trans community.
President Biden's nominee for secretary of State, Antony Blinken, made those promises at his confirmation hearing this week.
As San Francisco gentrifies, the "gayborhoods" decline, and violence spikes for trans residents, a trans woman is attacked for the second time this year.
Ahmad Abu Marhia had been living in Israel while awaiting asylum in Canada.
Black Lives Matter has always been intended to be a declaration that includes transgender people, says one queer woman who helped create the movement.
He may look and sound harmless, but Speaker Mike Johnson is a walking, talking threat to marginalized people.
Two LGBTQ religious leaders share their experiences in Charlottesville and make a plea for all spiritual people to rise up.
