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Lena Kotler-Wallace tells The Advocate about her forceful removal from a school board meeting after defending her autistic, transgender, and nonbinary children.
The out Australian comedian talks to The Advocate about her new Netflix special, Harry Potter, and life on the autism spectrum.
The gay actor discusses the groundbreaking Freeform series from Josh Thomas, which breaks taboos on queer sex, autism, and death.
Images of the event show women in revealing costumes — something that could be illegal under Florida state Rep. Randy Fine's proposed bill.
The out comedian will film a solo show in Sydney and will produce and host a special featuring gender-diverse comics.
The out entertainer is getting louder about her criticism of the president-elect as the date of his inauguration nears.
Pari Kim from Netflix's Love on the Spectrum tells The Advocate about her relationship with Tina and her hopes for the future.
The series introduces a same-sex love story inspired by findings that a high number of people on the spectrum also identify under the LGBTQ umbrella.
In a post to her personal website, the lesbian comedian said her 3-year-old daughter was diagnosed with autism in September.
The wedding between characters Matilda and Drea, who are queer and on the autism spectrum, is a first for TV.
The writer and thinker garnered national attention with their 2007 film In My Language.
Darla Shine, wife of Bill Shine, has a history of racist, sexist, and transphobic tweets.
Chuck Tingle says he was uninvited from the Texas Library Association's annual literature conference over the mask which he says helps him.
Louis Molnar wants the world to know that, just like being gay, being autistic is nothing to be ashamed of.
The actor says he is not yet ready to be an advocate regarding the disability, though.
They intended to support autism awareness and neurodiversity, but were fired because conservatives in town thought their colorful display supported the LGBTQ+ community.
The new comedy Everything's Gonna Be Okay is breaking ground by making death, family, and autism... funny.
In her new book, the bisexual comic offers an honest and humorous look at her life, from dealing with undiagnosed autism to becoming a rising star in stand-up.
