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“Mistakes happen on the air and in everyday conversation, and the best course is to apologize, correct, and move on, then work to not repeat it,” GLAAD president and CEO Sarah Kate Ellis told The Advocate.
They say they can’t access their children’s school records without first answering a question they believe is political and asked in bad faith.
D'Arcee Neal wasn't looking for attention when he resorted to crawling off a United Airlines flight in D.C. He just needed to use the restroom.
Prosecutors say the man impersonated a police officer before spraying a chemical in the faces of queer men at a popular Washington, D.C. cruising spot.
Casa Ruby, founded in 2012, provides a variety of services to LGBTQ+ youth in Washington, D.C.
The confrontation occurred at a Giant grocery store in Washington, D.C.
A 19-year-old teen was arrested for allegedly killing his 62-year-old hairstylist partner.
A recently created DNA profile links the murders of Greta Rainey and Florence Eyssalenne, which happened two years apart in the same building, to the same suspect.
The right worries that white kids could be taught the truth about the Black experience in the United States over time.
The group of parents are upset that their kids would be exposed to diverse authors and viewpoints in their English classes.
Last week, Alejandra Leos was found fatally shot several feet from her front door. On Sunday, police arrested Marshall Pegues and charged him with murder.
Over a hundred people gave public comments before the district's school board voted on the policy, months after the proposal was made.
A community rallies behind an LGBTQ+ couple in south Arlington, transforming the neighborhood into a beacon of solidarity and support, after soldiers allegedly stole their Pride flags.
Montgomery County police have apprehended a man in connection with the recent murder of Zella Ziona, a black trans woman, who reports say knew her alleged killer.
Ruby Corado, the founder of Casa Ruby, said she is not a criminal as a court sided with D.C.'s attorney general and froze the LGBTQ+ nonprofit's financial accounts.
Local police are asking other victims, of which they believe there are more, to come forward.
"There is some bad, evil-related material that we have to be careful of and look at," Virginia's Spotsylvania County School Board's new president previously said.
Asked if she was a lesbian in the closet, Muriel Bowser said she's not closeted, then clarified that she's proud to be a straight ally to LGBTQ+ people.
