Op-ed: The Not-So-Gay Super Bowl
February 21 2013 1:04 PM ET

Op-ed: The Not-So-Gay Super Bowl

Matt Kane of GLAAD

In reality, the so-called Gay Super Bowl isn't as LGBT-focused as it should be. 

Op-Ed: Changing Attitudes Toward LGBT Health in the South
February 20 2013 1:02 PM ET

Op-ed: Changing Attitudes Toward LGBT Health in the South

 When health disparities disproportionately affect LGBT people, especially in southern states, it only helps to go straight to the source.

Op-ed: Porn God, Good Samaritan and Incredible Loss
February 20 2013 7:00 AM ET

Op-ed: Porn God, Good Samaritan and Incredible Loss

Hobart Fowlkes

Writer Hobart Fowlkes's encounter with Péter Kozma, known to many as porn performer Arpad Miklos, changed his life.

Op-ed: Django, The N-Word, and The F-Word
February 20 2013 6:00 AM ET

Op-ed: Django, The N-Word, and The F-Word

RJ Aguiar

When banishing politically incorrect language can hurt the dialogue of tolerance and acceptance.

Op-ed: How Facts and Figures Led to the End of DADT
February 19 2013 5:25 AM ET

Op-ed: How Facts and Figures Led to the End of DADT

Nathaniel Frank

Scholar Nathaniel Frank explains how cold, hard facts changed hearts and minds about gay rights in the military.

Op-ed: Dogs Are People, Too
February 18 2013 5:36 AM ET

Op-ed: Dogs Are People, Too

Jesse Archer

Next time you insult someone's dog, you might find yourself out on the street.

The Needle Prick Project: Jack Mackenroth Lends His Muscle
February 15 2013 5:11 AM ET

Jack Mackenroth Lends His Muscle

Tyler Curry

Designer and HIV activist Jack Mackenroth shows Tyler Curry the ropes.

Op-ed: Dating Sucks
February 14 2013 8:00 AM ET

Op-ed: Dating Sucks

Mark Rosenberg

Are we sabotaging ourselves when it comes to dating?

Op-ed: Don't Tear This Septuagenarian Lesbian Couple Apart
February 14 2013 7:00 AM ET

Op-ed: Don't Tear This Septuagenarian Lesbian Couple Apart

Brynn Gelbard and Lavi Soloway

A married couple spend their anniversary, Valentine's Day, still fighting to stay together in the U.S.

Editor’s Letter: President’s Speech Could Send Congress a Message
February 12 2013 12:43 PM ET

President’s Speech Could Send Congress a Message

Matthew Breen

When President Obama gives his State of the Union address tonight, he has a chance to reiterate to Congress the list of legislation still needed for LGBT equality.

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