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Micah Leroy, who ran the account known as “Disabled Trans Boy” on Instagram, became the subject of a right-wing hate campaign after he posted a video celebrating his top surgery.
Easterseals CEO Kendra Davenport discussed the findings of a groundbreaking new report with The Advocate.
There were only 468 LGBTQ+ characters in the 2023-2024 television season, and a significant chunk of them won't be returning.
People with gender dysphoria are protected by the Americans With Disabilities Act, said Assistant Attorney General Kristen Clarke, and their rights "are not given up at the jailhouse door."
Chuck Tingle says he was uninvited from the Texas Library Association's annual literature conference over the mask which he says helps him.
The superstar’s intervention underscores the more considerable accessibility hurdles faced by individuals with disabilities, igniting a broader conversation about inclusivity in the public sphere.
The country's largest minority is often the most misunderstood.
Almost 10 years ago, Trockman led the effort to get Congress to pass policies that ensured airplane travel for people with disabilities.
In 2023, people can book a luxrious suite on an airplane but somebody who requires a wheelchair can’t board a plane and remain in their life-supporting seat.
This challenging exhibit explores a community often ignored in modern society.
"Stacey was a pioneer for disability justice and intersectionality. Her life experiences led her to empower and revitalize others," her sister said.
Skyler Davenport's multifaceted identity enriches this spine-tingling twist on a home invasion thriller.
Dominick Evans chats with The Advocate about directing the music video "Spaces," which centers folks from the disabled community in places they're often left out of.
These photos by Robert Andy Coombs document his experiences at the intersection of sexuality and disability, which are rarely expressed in contemporary visual culture.
"It's honestly more comfortable for me to be completely deaf," the artist says. "It's more natural to me."
The actor and writer's one-man play, Hi, Are You Single?, tackles rejection in the gay community.
The Ford and Mellon Foundations invest in queer disabled cultural creatives.
Maria Town, president of the American Association of People with Disabilities, says disability is not a sign of weakness.
