Here's how to save the lives of Black LGBTQ+ youth
Opinion: What young people need isn’t more silence or shame, it's affirmation, Trevor Project's Jaymes Black and activist Quintessa Swindell write.
September 22, 2025
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Opinion: What young people need isn’t more silence or shame, it's affirmation, Trevor Project's Jaymes Black and activist Quintessa Swindell write.
Queer Black youth don't get enough reminders of their beauty and potential. Let's remedy that.
Feeling overwhelmed or know a young Black person who is? The Trevor Project offers some solutions.
Two recent reports detail the challenges they face and provide a roadmap for services that acknowledge their intersecting identities.
"I dropped out of high school after being outed in the 90s," writes Jaymes Black. "Now I’m a CEO for the leading LGBTQ+ mental health nonprofit."
A new Trevor Project report details the challenges faced by Black LGBTQ+ young people and how they differ within this population.
The out athlete has supported the organization since coming out publicly.
A leaked budget draft shows the federal government's plans to eliminate all funding for the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline’s LGBTQ+ Youth Specialized Services.
The closure is several months ahead of its initial October 1 deadline, first revealed by leaked budget draft in April.
Camika Shelby wants her 15-year-old child remembered for being full of light, not as a depressed and bullied teen.
The findings come from a new report from Lady Gaga's Born This Way Foundation.
Research by the Trevor Project found youth experiencing homelessness are two to four times more likely to have severe mental health challenges.
From attacks on LGBTQ+ spaces to threats to drag shows, LGBTQ+ are watching and are being affected by current events in the U.S.
Beshear signed the executive order after similar legislation repeatedly failed in the Republican-dominated state legislature earlier this year.
The cards are stacked against not only queer unhoused youth, but the people who serve them.
More than 50,000 young people told the Human Rights Campaign how they felt after the election of Donald Trump. Their responses were sad and frightening.
The woman who helped crowdfund an education for a formerly-homeless gay man discusses other worthy causes that deserve your attention.
GMHC's Luna Luis Ortiz writes about the importance of ballrooms and balls for National LGBTQ+ Health Awareness Week.
Voters must choose lawmakers who will work to protect their privacy, private health decisions, and decisions personally affecting them and their families.
Black and brown LGBTQ folks can provide safe havens that give young people a chance to be their own heroes, writes Louie A. Ortiz-Fonseca.
The CNN anchor said DeGeneres does not speak for the community at large, and that Hart has not shown he's an ally.