May 19 2011 5:35 PM ET
Chicago's Gay History
Chicago's History Museum goes gay with its "Out in Chicago" exhibit, opening this weekend and running through next March.
May 18 2011 2:30 PM ET
I Survived a Hate Crime
In August, 2010, after speaking at a business conference in Baltimore, Richard L. Tso was attacked. Now, he's reaching out to other hate crime victims, and wondering what it will take to keep LGBT people safe.
May 13 2011 2:25 PM ET
One Step Forward, One Step Back
Will they or won't they? The battle for same-sex couples tying the knot on military bases begins.
May 11 2011 8:15 PM ET
"A Stain on the Rainbow"
Busi Kheswa is the director of the Forum for the Empowerment of Women, advocating for the rights of abused LGBT women. The following is the speech she gave Wednesday night addressing violence and rape against women in South Africa at the Oslo Freedom Forum.
May 03 2011 2:10 PM ET
Bob Barr on DOMA
Rep. Bob Barr, the author of the Defense of Marriage Act, speaks to The Advocate on his about-face on the law, the Republicans’ continued defense of it, and the Obama administration’s pledge to continue enforcing it.
April 29 2011 1:20 PM ET
Panetta's Early Appearance
Among the political figures featured in the debut issue of the Los Angeles Advocate in 1967 is Leon Panetta, Barack Obama’s nominee for Secretary of Defense and the current director of the CIA, who congratulated employees Monday for their role in the successful mission leading to the death of Osama bin Laden.
April 26 2011 2:50 PM ET
William and Kate: Who Cares?
Best wishes to William and Kate on their big day, writes Peter Tatchell of the British LGBT human rights group OutRage! but it's about time to dismantle the racist, antigay monarchy.
April 18 2011 8:05 PM ET
Takei to WB: Do the Right Thing
George Takei tells The Advocate he thinks executives at Warner Bros. aren't learning from past mistakes with attempts to cast white actors in a film adaptation of the Japanese graphic novel Akira.
April 04 2011 12:20 PM ET
Hate Messages for Prop. 8 Plaintiffs
EXCLUSIVE: Prop. 8 plaintiffs Kristin Perry and Sandra Stier were subjected to more than a dozen antigay voice mails during the 2010 trial from a man who was later convicted of making threatening telephone calls to Nancy Pelosi. Listen to the messages here.
April 01 2011 2:50 PM ET
One Gay April Fools' Day
From Mariah Carey going into premature labor to news the producers of The King's Speech had shut down QueerClick.com, April Fools' Pranks made headlines all over the Web on Friday. Check out eight of the gayest April Fools' pranks.
March 24 2011 5:20 PM ET
Cool Hand Luke
After being subjected to antigay mocking from his shop teacher, 15-year-old Floridian Luke Herbert fought back — now he's getting an apology and the school is changing its policies. Herbert tells The Advocate how he stayed so strong.
March 24 2011 1:40 PM ET
Citizens Get United
COMMENTARY: Lady Gaga breaking ties with Target was great, but now it's time to pressure the Securities and Exchange Commission to change corporate transparency laws — or gay people will never be quite sure who's taking their money and using it to fight against their rights.
March 08 2011 7:35 PM ET
Lisa Ling Takes on "Ex-Gays"
In the latest episode of Our America With Lisa Ling, a new series on OWN, the former cohost of The View seeks to understand the “ex-gay” movement, and she hopes gay viewers will join her.
