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“The military has made me who I am. It has made me a better person,” Master Sergeant Logan Ireland told The Advocate. “All that I wish is for the military to see that and to honor that same sacrifice that I’ve given.”
Sen. Michael Bennet invoked the names of the victims and heroes of the tragedy during a floor speech before the Senate voted on the Respect for Marriage Act Tuesday.
Just off of its successful New York City premiere, Deep Run poetically examines one trans man’s search for love, faith, and acceptance in rural North Carolina.
The Department of Justice has until Tuesday morning to assure Judge Ana Reyes that trans troops aren't being professionally impacted.
These series have lesbian main character energy.
The epidemic of fatal violence against transgender, nonbinary, and gender-nonconforming people continues.
The Family Research Council is honoring Kim Davis with the "Cost of Discipleship" award.
The musical that originated at La Jolla Playhouse focses on Diana's troubled marriage to Prince Charles.
State Supreme Court Chief Justice Roy Moore's anti-equality stance has caused more than a bit of chaos in the Heart of Dixie.
Here are the innocent lives lost in the mass shooting at Club Q in Colorado Springs one year ago today.
The Advocate's latest issue highlights the importance of changemakers in entertainment.
The former trainer on The Biggest Loser continues to spout harmful narratives about health and beauty.
Activists hope to utilize groups like the Human Rights Campaign to help end police violence against African-Americans.
Your man on the New York theater scene RSVPs to Abraham Lincoln's Big Gay Dance Party, spends A Night at the Tombs with a trans celeb, and checks out the old/new faces in A Little Night Music.
Films by queer people of color, a documentary on the marriage battle, and the delicious rivalry between Joan Crawford and Bette Davis all arrive this week.
The 2015 Trans100 list includes activists, journalists, academics, and sex workers.
Remember these names -- they're the next generation of LGBT leaders.
