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“You can’t just wave it away and say, ‘Oh, these are made up terms so they’re no good,’” one linguist said. “All language is made up, and it’s made up because we have a need to say things.”
Government auditors reminded the Bush administration Thursday that literature distributed by federally funded abstinence programs must contain medically accurate information about condoms' effectiveness in preventing sexually transmitted diseases.
The right-wing network has been caught engaging in high unethical behavior.
Federal health officials are revising their estimate of how many people are infected by HIV each year, and advocacy groups say the number could rise by 35% or more. The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said the numbers are not final and won't be released until early next year. The CDC has been estimating about 40,000 new HIV cases occur in the nation each year. At a national HIV prevention conference in Atlanta this week, however, advocates claimed the new estimate is 55,000 or higher.
Carter wrote what's considered the definitive history of the Stonewall uprising.
All prospective donors who report having a new sexual partner or anal sex in the last three months will have to defer donations for three months.
Dana Zzyym says being forced to select a gender on passport applications violates their constitutional rights.
The prominent Houston preacher believes transgender people are disrespecting God, and reporters don't seem interested in challenging his transphobic assertions.
Chiusano speaks with The Advocate about the making of his book about the disgraced former congressman, revealing a tale of deception and ambition in modern American politics.
Some media outlets are falsely reporting that GLBT America is backing away from a full call for marriage equality. But from my perspective, the movement is not slowing down. Most of us realized that we cannot allow temporary setbacks, such as the recent election, to dilute or diminish our resolve.
The news out of the FDA this week make HIV policies from the '80s look positively futuristic.
An investigative look into why some queer men remain locked up even after serving their time.
Washington Post columnist Taylor Lorenz allowed the right-wing extremist to show how little she knows about LGBTQ+ issues, even as she rallies people against queer people.
Today's home tests can tell you about your heritage, cancer risks, STI s, and overall health.
This week you're asked to donate what you can to end poverty. And if you're one of Ellen DeGeneres's friends, then you had especially better pony up the cash. There's also some singing...
Heated debate among key investigators continues over the identity of a victim of a 46-year-old hate crime.
