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Rufus Gifford, Out State Dept. Official, Joins Biden's Reelection Bid

Gifford, a gay man, was the highest-ranking out official at State as chief of protocol.

McCain Seals GOP Nod as Romney Drops Out

John McCain effectively sealed the Republican presidential nomination on Thursday as chief rival Mitt Romney suspended his faltering presidential campaign. ''I must now stand aside, for our party and our country,'' Romney told conservatives. ''If I fight on in my campaign, all the way to the convention, I would forestall the launch of a national campaign and make it more likely that Senator Clinton or Obama would win. And in this time of war, I simply cannot let my campaign be a part of aiding a surrender to terror,'' Romney told the Conservative Political Action Conference in Washington.

Longtime LGBT Activist Donna Red Wing Dies at 67

The Advocate once named her Woman of the Year, while a right-wing group called Red Wing "the most dangerous woman in America."

Joe Solmonese assumes helm of HRC

The new head of the Human Rights Campaign starts his job on April 11 and vows to hit the road in order to reintroduce the countrys largest gay rights group to voters across the United States

17 History-Making LGBTQ+ Women in Politics

For Women's History Month, we present women from our community who've broken ground in U.S. politics and government.

Right-Wingers Freak Out Over Elizabeth Warren's Pronouns

They're accusing her of pandering and worse by making the inclusive gesture of listing her preferred pronouns.

How Are LGBTQ+ Candidates And Organizations Adjusting in the Pandemic?

Rufus Gifford was ambassador to Denmark during President Obama's second term and later ran for Congress.

From Out Ambassador and TV Star to Congressional Candidate

Rufus Gifford, whose diplomatic career in Denmark was the subject of a TV series, is now running for Congress to fight Trump.

Rush Limbaugh Show Asks: Is Buttigieg Gay? Claims He Looks 'Non-Gay'

Buttigieg doesn't have the gay look, says right-wing talker Mark Steyn, hypocritically bashing Democrats for lack of diversity.

Log Cabin Republicans Names Interim Deputy

Don R. Bramer, who served in the George H.W. Bush administration, has been named interim deputy executive director of the group representing gay Republicans.

Creating Films That Ace the Bechdel Test

Women and queer people shape director Ed Gaffney's life. Why would he not put reflections of them on screen?

Pulse Survivor Takes First Steps Since Orlando Shooting

Angel Colon took his first steps in a video posted to Facebook.

Shawn Lang, Veteran Connecticut LGBTQ+ and HIV Activist, Has Died

Lang is being remembered as a "fiercely devoted advocate" for LGBTQ+ people and those living with HIV.

Growing a gay old party

Patrick Guerriero has increased the Log Cabin Republicans' membership and budget--as well as its standing among liberal national gay rights groups. Of course, that means fewer invites to White House parties.

Mass. School Can’t Call Itself Catholic for Flying Pride and BLM Flags

"The flying of these flags in front of a Catholic school sends a mixed, confusing, and scandalous message to the public," Bishop Robert McManus said in a decree.

13 Lesbians Who've Made U.S. Political History

We offer over a baker's dozen of lesbian political pioneers.

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