Aimee Stephens successfully sued her former employer for sex discrimination after being fired for transitioning on the job
Ashley Diamond claims Georgia Department of Corrections has failed to abide by terms of an earlier 2016 settlement
Mayor of Dumont promises investigation into incident involving disparaging anti-LGBTQ comments
Each state's display pulls together select panels honoring those lost to HIV to commemorate World AIDS Day
Online events and remembrances, as well as free testing, are hallmarks of the 33rd Annual World AIDS Day in the DMV area.
Hour-long gala, held virtually, will feature speeches, entertainment, and recognition of special honorees
Jean-Pierre is part of an all-female White House communications team
Bill's passage has been delayed by COVID-19 pandemic and increased workload for Judiciary Committee
A queer femme automotive educator is raising money for the Georgia U.S. Senate runoffs.
“I think we have become a country where it’s very hard for anyone to understand that there are people who don’t already agree with them,”...
"Trump has got to be delegitimized and it’s going to take years," says the AMERICAblog founder
Proceeds from event directly benefit National Binder Exchange Program that links trans males with chest binders
Carlos Elizondo previously served as social secretary to the Bidens during the Obama administration
Ceremony honoring longtime HIV/AIDS advocates will be streamed live on Dec. 1, as part of World AIDS Day
Initial exit polling showing higher support for Trump was flawed and had large margins of error, critics say