The alleged assault took place outside the Castro gay bar Beaux after other patrons mocked Osnaya’s porn career.
Baltimore’s oldest gay bar hopes to reopen once staff determine the venue’s future following the death of longtime owner Ron Singer.
Minneapolis has repealed its nearly four-decade ban on gay bathhouses after the City Council voted 9-2 to approve two technical amendments to the city code...
Officials say the language shift will curb the "normalization" of LGBTQ identity, while rights groups warn it will fuel discrimination.
A new report finds that many LGBTQ young adults in D.C. face financial instability, housing insecurity, and feelings of isolation.
Nevada ranked as the safest state for LGBTQ residents in a new SafeHome.org report, while Washington, D.C., ranked second-to-last.
The reception honoring Washington's LGBTQ community will take place at The Wharf after being postponed from its original June date.
The Tennessee congressman blamed a staffer for the anti-LGBTQ Pride Month post and deleted it after receiving backlash from fellow Republicans.
In "The Lesbian Bar Chronicles," Rachel Karp documents the stories, struggles, and resilience of America's remaining lesbian bars.
Noise complaints prompted Ginger's, one of the nation's few remaining lesbian bars, to cancel most of its Pride Month DJ events.
Black Prides across the nation face funding cuts, political pressure, and sponsorship losses as leaders fight to keep the essential community events alive
A former employee of a Philadelphia queer women’s bar says she was fired after objecting to anti-Black and misogynistic comments from staff.
The Pearl, closed after racking up tens of thousands in back taxes and facing mounting financial troubles, refunded the $83K in donations.
Four Team DC scholarship recipients reflect on being out in high school sports, navigating support, visibility, and homophobia.
The nonprofit connects more than 49 LGBTQ sports leagues while fostering visibility, leadership, and community across Washington, D.C.