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Gay Stars of Bravo's 'Family Karma' Talk Visibility With Family Equality's CEO

Amrit Kapai and Nicholas Kouchoukos are one of the queer couples on Family Karma.

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Voices

Target on Marriage Equality Too Serious to Ignore After SCOTUS Leak

"The escalating assault on our freedoms and our families is not slowing down," says Stacey Stevenson, the CEO of the LGBTQ+ group Family Equality.

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Voices

6 Things You Can Do Now to Protect LGBTQ+ Families

If you're wondering how you can make a difference, well, you're in luck.

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Voices

Without Self-Respect, There Is No Pride

Reflecting on what the word "pride" truly means during an era of hate.

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Politics

GLAAD Ads Remind LGBTQ+ Voters What's at Stake in Midterm Election

With more than 300 anti-LGBTQ+ bills introduced across the United States in 2022, advocates are urging queer people and their allies to vote.

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Voices

For These Lesbian Moms, Marriage Rights Didn't Cure Racism, Homophobia

The difficult job of raising Black boys as a same-sex couple persists even as LGBTQ+ rights advance.

Heeding Dr. King’s Call Once Again: The March on Washington 2023
Voices

Heeding Dr. King’s Call Once Again: The March on Washington 2023

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.

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Law

First Federal Suit Against Florida's 'Don't Say Gay' Law Filed

The law is unconstitutional and does "concrete harms" to parents, students, teachers, and organizations, according to the lawyers in the case.

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Voices

Family Equality: Ready for the Fight Ahead

Every LGBTQ+ person should have the right to start a family that is loved and supported by society — not targeted.

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News

What the Supreme Court Ruling on Foster Care Means for LGBTQ+ Parents

LGBTQ+ advocates are relieved the court didn't establish a broad right to discriminate, but some call the decision troubling.