A congressional bill seeks to correct the military records of service members who received less than honorable discharges for being LGBTQ.
A Utah Republican would like to prohibit transgender individuals from changing the gender marker on their birth certificates.
Stafford County Board of Supervisors will defund schools with critical race theory and mandatory pronoun usage in classrooms.
The Capital Pride Alliance will be submitting a bid to host WorldPride 2025 at InterPride's general meeting later this fall.
A research brief from The Trevor Project finds that LGBTQ youths are less likely to play sports due to fear of being bullied or harassed.
The Capital Pride Alliance will host the inaugural Colorful Fest, presented by Xfinity and Nissan, on Sunday, October 17. Organizers are hoping the event, which...
A Chicago-area Catholic school has reversed its decision to rescind a job offer to a female lacrosse coach who is married to another woman.
A court refused to dismiss a gay Chicago Fire Department employee's lawsuit alleging he was discriminated against and sexually harassed.
Ten years after the repeal of "Don't Ask, Don't Tell," the VA will allow discharged LGBTQ military veterans to recoup the benefits they lost.
New Jersey grand jury indicts teen for attempting to kill a learning disabled man he thought was gay.
A former baseball commentator who was suspended for using a homophobic slur and eventually failed to have his contract renewed by Fox Sports claims that...
California lawmakers have passed a bill intended to prevent police from using loitering as evidence of intent to engage in sex work.
Bob Enyart, a pastor, right-wing radio host and vaccine skeptic who used to mock dead AIDS victims in the 1990s has died of COVID-19.
The BHT Foundation (formerly, Brother, Help Thyself, Inc.), the organization that provides financial support to D.C. and Baltimore-area nonprofits, announced it was handing out more...
The Justice Department is investigating civil rights violations, including the targeting of LGBTQ inmates, in Georgia state prisons.