Gay U.S. Rep. Eric Sorensen bridges divide in rural Illinois
The trusted former television meteorologist explained his approach to representing his constituents in an interview with The Advocate.
November 1, 2024
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The trusted former television meteorologist explained his approach to representing his constituents in an interview with The Advocate.
Democratic candidates, don't forget we exist.
The needs of queer POC outside of cities and suburban areas must be addressed, writes David Johns of the National Black Justice Coalition.
A Web-based guerrilla marketing group known as the Ultimate Brokeback Forum has started an ambitious campaign to place the Brokeback Mountain DVD in 2,000 libraries throughout rural America and in gay-repressive countries like the Bahamas.
The shirt was inspired by Rush Limbaugh's assertion that the Obama administration is flooding conservative rural areas with liberal lesbians.
While bucking some stereotypes, the study emphasizes the need for LGBTQ+ safe spaces in southern states.
Loren Olson (left) moved from the big city to start a farm in Iowa with his husband. Gay life is where you find it, he writes.Â
The far-right radio host thinks the Agriculture Department's outreach to rural LGBT people is a conspiracy to destroy conservative communities.Â
The seismic shift in attitude comes after 3 weeks of attacks by far-right extremists.
Trump's hands are too filthy to hold the fate of the nation, writes Susan SurfTone.
The pop star opens up about going to his first Pride in Raymond Braun's new documentary, State of Pride.
After the feed and farm retailer issued a statement disavowing all diversity efforts, queer people who shopped there say no more.
The Helmsley Charitable Trust awarded the grant to Trevor in order to launch a campaign for queer youth across the rural Midwest early next year.
The public figures reflected on the power of being out.
The Queer Eye star wants you to vote -- and dig deep for some understanding.
Rep. Barney Frank said the trailing Democratic presidential candidate should drop out of the race by no later than June 3 -- the date of the two last Democratic primaries -- even if it is the candidate he supports, Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton. ''Probably sooner,'' the Massachusetts congressman added in an interview Tuesday with the Associated Press. He suggested that the trailing candidate should drop out once it became clear that candidate had no remaining practical chance of winning the nomination. South Dakota and Montana vote on that day. Sen. Barack Obama currently leads Clinton in both pledged delegates and in the popular vote. But neither can mathematically win a majority by that date, and the final outcome will depend on superdelegates.
Buttigieg kept it personal during The Advocate's LGBTQ Presidential Forum.
The legislature for the northern Mexican state of Coahuila approved a law recognizing same-sex unions on Thursday, becoming the second assembly to take such an action in the predominantly Roman Catholic nation.