Naoufal Moussa says she wanted to "humanize" gay people and push society to be more accepting of them
Robber pistol-whipped victim, making off with $1,000 in cash and electronic devices
Victim's brother had repeatedly pushed police to investigate his brother's murder, which was initially ruled a suicide
Advocates say lack of data will hamper efforts to find youth in foster care permanent placements
Stephens' case could determine whether the Civil Rights Act protects against anti-trans discrimination
Helle Jae O'Regan is the eleventh transgender person killed in the United States this year
Anthony Lorenzo Green, Janeese Lewis George, and Jordan Grossman earn progressive group's backing
Survey finds high levels of discrimination and violence against LGBTQ Colombians, despite social progress
Victim says he was stripped naked, handcuffed and beaten by a group after being lured through a dating app
A Sainsbury's security guard ordered the men to separate, but ignored straight couples, they claim
Children were encouraged to draw rainbows to give hope to people sheltering at home amid COVID-19
Former Gardena policeman says he was falsely accused of inappropriately touching his fellow officers
Lawyers argue courts should grant divorce to gay couple of 15 years, despite Texas' same-sex marriage ban
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As Metro Weekly turns 26, we celebrate our photographer Todd Franson, who has helped to create and define the award-winning LGBTQ magazine's very essence.
Vineyard has been stunned by the response to her works, sales of which benefit DC Central Kitchen,
Many new experiences stem from the organization's Wonder From Home initiative
The Virginia bakery offers a delicious reason to get out for a drive
"Clementine" squeezes scant suspense from its ostensibly juicy setup of two strangers at a lake house.
Artistic Director Simon Godwin hopes for a "chatty, informed, engaging exploration of why Shakespeare is great"