May 22 2013 1:54 PM ET
NYC Hate Crimes: Why I'm Afraid for First Time in My Life
Sam Lansky grew up never questioning his gay idyll, but with a recent spate of hate crimes in New York City, he finds himself nervous for the first time
May 22 2013 4:34 AM ET
Op-ed: My Life as a Gay Boy Scout
Gay author Christopher Bram recounts how scouting helped him make it through adolescence and discover his true self.
May 22 2013 4:00 AM ET
Op-ed: Adopting the T in LGBT
Where gender, expression, and identity clash for one San Francisco performer and fund-raiser.
May 21 2013 2:18 PM ET
Why it's Time to Stop Stigmatizing Haitians
May 21 2013 10:33 AM ET
Gun Advocate Uses Gays To Make His Point
Does this gun activist's sexuality matter?
May 21 2013 4:40 AM ET
Op-ed: Religion Is No Excuse for Discrimination
The right to follow a particular religion is a fundamental one for Americans, but the ACLU says it does not grant a free pass to discriminate against LGBT people.
May 20 2013 4:45 PM ET
Stop Acting Like I'm Dead Because I Have HIV
May 20 2013 9:09 AM ET
Can Marc Carson's Murder Have as Much Impact as Matthew Shepard's?
It's not just a New York City hate crime
May 16 2013 4:19 AM ET
Op-ed: Gay Fiction Is Everybody's Fiction
If gay people are part of the human experience, then why are mainstream publishers and straight readers so quick to keep gay characters in the closet?
May 15 2013 4:14 AM ET
Op-ed: Human Sexuality Is More Than Gay And Straight
R.J. Aguiar says labels are for mason jars, not people.
May 15 2013 12:20 AM ET
Op-ed: HIV Quarantines? They Already Exist
Jim Morrison, host of the political show For & Against, examines how HIV criminalization laws endanger everyone by singling out HIV-positive citizens.
May 14 2013 2:26 PM ET
Trans Teen On His High School's Discrimination Problem
May 14 2013 6:00 AM ET
Op-ed: When Alzheimer's Strikes One of Us
Lesbian author Sarah Leavitt's new graphic novel, Tangles, looks at the impact of slowing losing a loved one to the disease.
