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Ariana DeBose's character in Love Hurts, the new action, comedy, love story set around Valentine's Day lives by the ethos, "Living ain't hiding." She and star Ke Huy Quan chat with The Advocate about living as one's true self.
The Oscar-winning actress also discusses identity, joy, Broadway hazing, and the healing power of food in her latest role as a chef in House of Spoils.
Here are some historic photos of the activists who fought Anita Bryant's anti-queer crusade every step of the way.
Hers is a cautionary tale about the perils of bigotry. It’s the rabid and hateful venom people remember, not the orange juice, writes John Casey.
Sarah Green, who is engaged to marry another woman, spoke about her famously homophobic grandmother on a recent podcast.
 Hill said Kavanaugh displayed a "demeanor that was unfit for a judge."
Robert Whirry -- a writer of the upcoming play Anita Bryant's Playboy Interview -- on why it's so important to know your enemies.
The two women, now retired from athletics, were married in January.
Rodrigo Heng-Lehtinen -- a trans gay man, equality activist, and son of a Republican congresswoman -- reflects on how far we've come since a beauty queen declared war on us.
Gay activist Thom Higgins "pied" the antigay crusader during a press conference in Des Moines in 1977 as part of his considerable career as an LGBTQ+ rights advocate. Here's the whole story.
The law professor who accused Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas of sexual harassment when he was a nominee noted something absent from the media's fascination with that vulgar video.
