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Chai Feldblum is the first out LGBT person to serve on the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.

Senate Democrats showed their true colors when they left LGBT families and individuals out of this week's sweeping immigration reform bill.

She says she was told men couldn't try on wedding dresses.

Pro-LGBT forces say it doesn't go far enough, while right-wingers say churches may leave scouting.

As more LGBT people turn to video games to alleviate stress, gaming presents a way for bullying victims to cope.

Creators Jane Espenson and Brad Bell talk archetypes, identity, and honorary lesbians.

To combat the spread of HIV, we need a way to talk honestly about what it means to be 'undetectable.'

New owners of the venerable Dallas Voice promise it will continue to speak to and for LGBT Texans.

Amber Dee Parker’s picture book God Made Dad & Mom encourages kids to pray for the destruction of families with same-sex parents.

There is more work to do, say the leader of GLAAD and the lawyer who argued Boy Scouts of America vs. James Dale before the Supreme Court in 2000.

Seven months after Louis Rispoli was beaten to death on streets of Queens, the reasons behind the police department's incorrect response to the attack remain unclear.

The state Assembly approved a pro-equality constitutional amendment, but it faces another round of legislative and citizen votes.

Gay adult leaders still barred from serving in the organization.

A collection of LGBT activists demonstrating solidarity with those calling for freedom of the press in Uganda were arrested when police broke up the peaceful protest.