December 04 2012 3:33 PM ET
Will Verizon Stop Funding The Boy Scouts?
An organization of former Boy Scouts is urging telecommunications giant Verizon to end its partnership with the Boy Scouts of America because of its policy barring gay leaders and members.
November 30 2012 6:49 PM ET
Man Tries to Clear Criminal Record of Gay Arrest in 1950s
November 23 2012 2:33 PM ET
NYC Dance Community Releases It Gets Better Video
November 17 2012 2:17 PM ET
LGBT and Labor Activist Howard Wallace Dead at 76
Howard Wallace, a leader in organizing and uniting members of the LGBT and labor communities, died in hospice care in San Francisco on Thursday. He was 76.
November 13 2012 3:09 PM ET
Chicago Gay and Lesbian Hall of Fame Inducts a Dozen New Members
November 13 2012 3:01 PM ET
Philadelphia: Building Begins for LGBT Housing Center
October 26 2012 10:06 PM ET
Hetrick-Martin Awards Ceremony, Party Set for Monday in NYC
The LGBT youth services group will honor Dustin Lance Black and others, then throw a gala party with a performance by Estelle.
October 17 2012 1:50 PM ET
GOProud Cofounder Defends Ann Coulter's Tweet on Coming Out
A cofounder of the gay conservative group GOProud says the outrage over conservative pundit Ann Coulter's tweet about parents disowning their LGBT children following National Coming Out Day is "lau
October 16 2012 3:15 PM ET
Did a Gay Marriage Volunteer Accost an Antigay Woman?
A man who was volunteering for Washington State's effort to enact marriage equality is accused of taking a yard sign from a woman's vehicle in front of a grocery store and proceeding to use vulgar
October 08 2012 6:30 PM ET
San Diego Pride Delivers $30K to S.D. LGBT Center
Thanks to the huge success of San Diego's 2012 Pride celebration, the organization that puts it on was able to present a check for $30,000 to the city's gay and lesbian center.
September 30 2012 2:22 PM ET
Occupy D.C. Demands That LGBT Ally Keep His Home
Several Occupy D.C. protesters made Bank of America locations all across the District their targets this weekend, demonstrating against the foreclosure of Rev. Robert Michael Vanzant's home in Fort Totten. Vanzant, a supportive LGBT ally, is credited as being the pastor of the first church in Washington, D.C., to specifically serve LGBT people of color. According to NBC Washington, he suffered a mild stroke in 2008, which forced him to stop working full time. He is now the leader of the ministry team for Faith Temple. According to demonstrators, Vanzant faces imminent eviction after the bank ignored his requests to modify his mortgage payments. “I’ve spent my entire life serving God and my community,” Rev. Vanzant said in a petition to Bank of America. “When I became disabled and my income dropped, I reached out and asked for a modification so that I could continue to pay my mortgage. You denied my request and set me up for foreclosure and eviction.” Photos from the protest are available on the following pages, and a video wrap-up of Saturday's events is below.
September 24 2012 10:10 AM ET
IGLHRC Appoints New Executive Director
September 16 2012 3:09 PM ET
WATCH: Empire State Pride Agenda Names New Executive Director
Nathan Schaefer, formerly with Gay Men's Health Crisis, was hired by unanimous vote of the Pride Agenda board.
