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Sound of Freedom, the Anti-Trafficking Film, Financier Arrested for Child Kidnapping

It appears like a case of life imitating art, imitating life.

Hot Sheet: Week of July 12

Harry Potter is officially all grown up, gay actor Dan Butler falls in love with Karl Rove, and the Gay Men's Chorus of San Francisco pays tribute to Joan Baez.

Were LGBT Ugandans Really Stoned to Death?

Mainline LGBT activists doubt the claims and worry that false reports will provide ammunition for homophobic forces looking to rally others against LGBT Ugandans. 

First LGBT Ugandans to Face Trial for Gay Sex

Two LGBT Ugandans will face a first-of-its-kind trial for violating a colonial-era penal code that prohibits 'carnal knowledge against the order of nature.'

Vision for long-delayed memorial to Pulse victims finally comes into view

Orlando leaders plan to tear down the site of the mass shooting and establish a reflecting pool where patrons once danced in the gay club.

2022: President Joe Biden's LGBTQ-History-Making Year

By codifying marriage equality and calling for protections for trans people, Biden delivers for us again.

Why Right-Wing Conspiracy Theorists Are Embracing 'Sound of Freedom'

The film's hero and the actor who portrays him have both expressed support for QAnon claims.

Our Disco Queen: Jewel Thais-Williams

The founder of the first black gay disco in Los Angeles -- which stayed open 42 years and led to a nonprofit clinic for people with HIV and more -- is the kind of hero we need more of.

Nigeria's Underground Gay Community Is an Inspiration

Activist Edafe Okporo talks about being gay in a country where it is illegal on the LGBTQ&A podcast. 

Transgender? You May Want to Move to Cuba or Brazil

By pledging to pay for sex change operations, Brazil and Cuba make bold statements of support toward their transgender citizens.

What Do We Have to Do to Get You to Vote?

Amanda Kerri is prepared to take extreme measures to ensure every LGBTQ person gets their ass to the polls in November.

Willi Ninja, Godfather of Voguing, Honored in Google Doodle

The Doodle celebrates the anniversary of the 1990 documentary Paris Is Burning.

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Jewel Thais-Williams Changed Nightlife for Gay African-Americans

The founder of Catch One -- the first black gay disco in Los Angeles -- is a little-heralded heroine.

There Are More Than 1,300 Conversion Therapy Practitioners Still Active: Report

State laws protecting minors from the discredited and harmful practice haven't stopped it completely.

This Gay Writer's Memoir About NYC Nightlife Is Ready for Its Close-Up

Louie Mandrapilias's Eli's Coming is waiting for a publisher.