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The mother of a transgender girl who was viciously attacked at Hopkins High School in Minnesota tells The Advocate about the response from both the school and local community.
The former director has filed a discrimination complaint, alleging harassment and other mistreatment based on sexual orientation and gender identity at Providence College.
"This president is demonizing a marginalized community in order to control the arts in America. It’s shameful, immoral, and weak," one performer told The Advocate before the march.
“Nobody uses that word in art — terminated,” one of the curators said.
The Advocate's associate editor ponders the implications of marrying her opposite-gender partner before marriage equality is realized nationwide.
The school had earlier posted flyers announcing the closure, only to say a decision had not been made.
In this op-ed, Duane Cramer lays out how the Human Rights Campaign's painful history connects to the recent firing.
James Felton Keith, New York's first black queer congressional candidate, believes we all deserve a raise.
Campus Pride ranks the most LGBTQ-friendly colleges and universities.
The school has been just fine since 1960, but conservatives see an opportunity to transform the liberal arts school from the inside out.
The artist and Google spokespeople discuss the celebratory illustration, which also coincides with a gift to the Marsha P. Johnson Institute.
"Though I am a woman who will never experience the threat of forced birth, I do know what it's like to feel like you aren't in control of your body."
The school’s gender studies course was scrapped, test score requirements lowered, and more athletic scholarships doled out in order to usher in a new student body makeup.
There is still much “miseducation and under-education around mental health,” Garth says.
There is much work that remains to fight stigma, especially in communities of color.
Shanker, a longtime advocate for LGBTQ+ and HIV-positive Americans, will work in the office of the assistant secretary for health at the Department of Health and Human Services.
A number of students, including LGBTQ+ students, protested the event.
They have a disproportionate amount of student debt and still face discrimination.
The CEO of Family Equality on why marginalized groups are gathering in Washington, D.C., this week for the 60th anniversary of the March on Washington.
The West Coast celebration remembered Los Angeles's own place in the history and future of the LGBTQ movement.
A new video brings together leaders from the LGBTQ+ and faith communities to discuss bridging differences.
