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A Facebook post about a transgender employee at the U.S. Space and Rocket Center’s educational program has led to far-right attacks from Libs of TikTok, Sen. Tommy Tuberville and others.
It's important to remember the moments and people who defined the transgender movement over the years, show these filmmakers.
Camp Boomerang RV Park and Campground is not yet open, but its exclusionary policy has ripped open the door to controversy.
The New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection on Tuesday denied a Methodist organization's request to continue getting tax breaks for a public pavilion in Ocean Grove, N.J., where the religious group allows heterosexual couples to wed but has banned civil union ceremonies between same-sex couples.
In the face of widespread misinformation and media bias, the need to shine a light on the overwhelmingly positive experiences of gender-expansive youth and adults is more needed than ever.
Camp classic comedies are bigger and more outrageous than life. No wonder gay audiences love them.
Updates come to both the transgender youth and transgender adult maps as we prepare for the 2024 election cycle.
Young Alex gives voice to how awesome coming out as trans can be for kids when adults support them.
The nickname promotes a culture of sexism, racism, and transphobia, said signees.
Two proud lesbians take on the most complicated debates around the L word and explain why they will never give it up.
Brandon Wolf and Blair Imani blame the Fox News host for inciting his viewers' hateful messages.
LGBTQ+ summer camp Brave Trails gave The Advocate its response to the backlash, maintaining that "the negative words from these hate groups won't stop the important work we do."
“I’ve never told anyone about this," Armani recalls. "It’s still a very emotional memory for me."
A Jewish LGBTQ family retreat was the self-care this activist needed, but we all need ways to unwind and disconnect from a hostile world.
Standing up against weaponized language is not fragility, it's bravery, writes Eliel Cruz.
The famous out Star Trek actor says he couldn't keep quiet when the then-governor of California vetoed marriage equality legislation.
