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The executive producer of a new ESPN podcast about Baker talks to The Advocate about this remarkable athlete, and how the NHL may want his story to go away.
Sociologist Charles Moskos, an expert on the attitudes of service members who helped formulate the ''don't ask, don't tell'' policy toward gays in the military, has died. The retired Northwestern University professor died of cancer Saturday at his home in Santa Monica, Calif., his family said. He was 74. His surveys on military personnel issues, such as morale and recruitment trends, made him widely quoted in the news media. But he was best known for the advice to the Joint Chiefs of Staff that led to ''don't ask, don't tell.''
The prominent journalist, author, and podcaster sees Chester Wenger as an example for activists on all issues.
The two reveal some things about their college experiences while encouraging young people to seek higher education.
Wahls, the son of two lesbians, will seek a spot in Iowa's Senate.
This man could be the first out Latino congressman in our country's history.
Beth Stroud said her "whole life would have been different" had she not been removed from her position in the church.
In the wake of Trump repealing transgender protections, scientist Dana Bevan is here to bust your misconceptions.
We also find love for Roy Moore and Donald Trump, along with regressive gender ideology, in reading these sites so you don't have to.
My-King Johnson just made gay sports history.
As an undergraduate at Princeton University, Samuel A. Alito Jr., Bush's latest pick for the U.S. Supreme Court, chaired a task force that recommended the decriminalization of sodomy and said discrimination against gays in hiring "should be forbidden."
The Advocate College Guide for LGBT Students is the best ever road map to gay-friendly campuses. Even if we do say so ourselves.
