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Small business owner Brandon Davis tells The Advocate about the "soul crushing" loss of his bar, Day Trip, and what he needs to rebuild after the devastation of Hurricane Helene.
The gay and lesbian survivors of Hurricane Katrina are vowing to return to New Orleans and make it more fabulous than ever
In our 2005 cover story, The Advocate followed survivors of Hurricane Katrina fighting to keep the legendary gay mecca of New Orleans alive. Read the inspiring stories of resilience below.
Shevrin Jones, a gay Florida legislator, said America must lead with love and help the Bahamas rebuild.
As the documentary around CeCe McDonald's life will show, prison isn't safe for anyone, especially transgender women.
The club's management said it was working with several groups to rebuild.
Following allegations of misappropriation by former CEO Shane Windmeyer, board chairperson Candis Cox discusses the organization’s response and plans for transparency and rebuilding trust.
A year after the hurricane devastated their community, many gays and lesbians are still struggling to rebuild. Others are deciding whether to come back at all.
Bianca "Muffin" Bankz of Atlanta was a formerly homeless woman rebuilding her life, and Dominique Jackson of Jackson, Miss., was a community leader. Both were just 30.
Ten years ago, Hurricane Katrina devastated New Orleans. Back then, we spoke to LGBT residents struggling to rebuild their lives; we caught up with two of them to see what their lives are like a decade after the storm.
From the scene of the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse, the transportation secretary promised that the Biden-Harris administration would be there to help the area recover.
The president was joined by the secretary of transportation at the Francis Scott Key Bridge crash site to commit more federal resources toward recovery efforts.
Dr. Lisa Graumlich discusses the West Coast fires and other devastation caused by climate change.
A symbol of Pride has been reduced to rubble and ash, with the mayor suspecting foul play.
The four men were spared in part by the compassion of the victims.
The Center for American Progress found unjustice at every turn for LGBT people, from their first brush with the law to life behind bars, and beyond, if they survive.
