A nonbinary Census? American Community Survey tests questions on sexual orientation and gender identity
The latest data collection also tries to use gender-neutral terms throughout.
November 13, 2024
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Katrina Update: Where Are They Now?
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.
August 28, 2015
Rebuilding our city
The gay and lesbian survivors of Hurricane Katrina are vowing to return to New Orleans and make it more fabulous than ever
September 26, 2005
Climate change is disrupting access to HIV treatment
A new analysis finds that the parts of the country where HIV prevalence is high are also some of the most at-risk areas for climate disasters.
November 25, 2024
Rebuilding Our City — the LGBT Heroes of Katrina
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.
August 27, 2015
Op-Ed: It's Too Soon to Identify the UpStairs Lounge Fire's Unknown
Heated debate among key investigators continues over the identity of a victim of a 46-year-old hate crime.
September 15, 2019
Remembering the Worst Mass Killing of LGBT People in U.S. History
Forty years ago, dozens of people were trapped inside a New Orleans gay bar as it burned down. Now a new book, two films, an art installation, and a musical revisit the tragedy.
June 24, 2013
How HERO's Defeat Echoes Jim Crow
Painting a discriminated-against group as sexual predators is just history repeating itself.
November 16, 2015
7 Brave Campuses for LGBT Students in the South
Here are seven schools where students across the South rabble-roused their way to a better campus.
September 2, 2014
Evangelist hopes for a less-gay New Orleans
Evangelist Franklin Graham, son and designated successor to the Reverend Billy Graham, said Tuesday that Hurricane Katrina could lead to a spiritual rebirth of a sinful New Orleans, adding, however, that he doesn't believe the devastating storm was a punishment from God for what he sees as the city's ties to satanic worship and sexual perversion.
October 5, 2005
New Orleans gays have makeshift Southern Decadence
Just a week after Hurricane Katrina unleashed its devastation on New Orleans and the Gulf Coast, there are signs that New Orleans is remaining loyal to its partying ways.
September 6, 2005
The blame game
9/11. The tsunami. Katrina. All the gays' fault, according to certain far-right wing nuts. Are they crazy?
December 19, 2005
New Orleans after Katrina: 'This is home'
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.
August 28, 2006
42 Sports Figures Back Marriage Equality in Court Brief
The sports figures argue that legalizing marriage equality will give a bigger opportunity for professional athletes to feel comfortable coming out.
March 21, 2013
Gay Man Named First to Lead Reconstructionist Rabbis
Rabbi Jason Klein was elected by his peers to lead the U.S. Reconstructionist Rabbinical Association.
March 12, 2013
