Benjamin Coy is using his voice to amplify the voices of others
In our 2025 Thriving Under 30 feature, we highlight several young LGBTQ+ activists and advocates who are already changing the world.
August 18, 2025
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In our 2025 Thriving Under 30 feature, we highlight several young LGBTQ+ activists and advocates who are already changing the world.
The nonbinary civil rights activist, lawyer, poet, and priest will appear on a quarter.
Film reporter and writer Tre'vell Anderson discusses how we critique LGBTQ art.
The creator of Dear White People and Bad Hair reflected on how far we've come after he received the Point Foundation's Horizon Award.
The Jesus Super Bowl ads made a mockery out of a solemn Easter tradition, treating the marginalized like criminals and dissing the humility of Jesus.
The story of Robert Rayford symbolizes how the story of HIV has been told through a white lens -- for nearly 50 years.
Candace Bond-Theriault asks, "Is a business refusing me service because I am queer, or is it because I am a woman, or is it because of the color of my skin?"
She came with her two sisters as backup to support her child's work.
A protester in South Carolina interrupted Hillary Clinton at a private donor event, critiquing the Democratic front-runner for referring to some young men as 'super-predators' in the 1990s.
Nonbinary writer and advocate Brandon Kyle Goodman adds purpose to his punch lines.
In the wake of Robyn Crawford's memoir, we now see clearly how homophobia led to the death of one of the biggest pop star's ever.
Black queer women take sexual health into their own hands.
A group interview at Sundance produced some shout-outs to Elizabeth Warren and a message that Buttigieg needs "to prove that we should vote for him."
Two recent reports detail the challenges they face and provide a roadmap for services that acknowledge their intersecting identities.
We're celebrating 30 amazing LGBTQ+ young people who are blazing a trail toward a better, brighter future for all!
The former Portland black chapter of PFLAG, the only one of its kind in the nation, declares independence and sets a course toward racial justice.
The space agency rejected concerns over the naming of the James Webb Space Telescope, saying there isn't evidence that Webb participated in the Lavender Scare while he led NASA.
"At the end of the day, they do not have the right to deny me my truth; they don't have the right to deny anyone their true story," author George M. Johnson tells The Advocate.
She is currently the only lesbian in the Florida legislature.