May 22 2012 4:07 PM ET
How Are You Celebrating Harvey Milk Day?
Eighty-two years ago today, a legend of gay rights and politics was born. Harvey Milk became the first openly gay man to be elected to public office in California as a member of the San Francisco Board of Supervisors. His short time in office during the 1970s was groundbreaking, and inspiring to his peers and the many people who came after him. All across California and around the world, people celebrate the life of the late gay political icon.
May 15 2012 9:14 PM ET
The Hot New LGBT Charity: Parkour-esque Urban Obstacle Courses
Read about a cool new way to do good.
May 15 2012 2:36 PM ET
Indiana Gay Org Declares Bankruptcy
Possibly mishandled funds has prompted Indiana Equality and Indiana Equality Action to file for bankruptcy.
April 25 2012 4:05 AM ET
ACT UP: 25 Years of Radical Action
Act Up celebrates its 25th year of AIDS activism by—how else?— a march down to Wall Street. We look back at some of the group's most visual moments.
April 19 2012 6:06 PM ET
Lesbian Lobbyist, Activist Bettie Naylor Dies at 84
Texas activist Bettie Naylor, who worked with several organizations like the Human Rights Campaign, Planned Parenthood and Annie's List died Thursday at age 84.
April 18 2012 5:49 PM ET
Scouts Booted Lesbian Den Leader Solely for Sexual Orientation
A regional leader of the Boy Scouts of America said the group ejected a den leader solely because she is a lesbian.
April 16 2012 3:13 PM ET
Trans Activist: Boston Police Abusive at Protest
An activist with Occupy Boston's LGBT group says she and others were treated roughly at a Tea Party rally, where they were protesting antigay speakers.
March 10 2010 9:15 PM ET
Sex Ed Student Turns Teen Activist
When sex education classes at Danny Sparks's high school failed to address the issues important to him, he took matters into his own hands ... and became an activist in the process.
February 06 2010 10:55 AM ET
Porn Impresario Michael Lucas Asks Where is the Gay MLK
Porn impresario Michael Lucas looks for the country’s gay Martin Luther King Jr., and finds little to celebrate.
