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Idaho's leading LGBTQ+ groups tell The Advocate that the state GOP's effort to overturn marriage equality does not "address any of the many issues facing Idahoans today."
Brett Perry (pictured) and John Michael Schert say the incident was traumatizing, but they're gratified by the level of support they've received.
These cities stand up for LGBTQ+ rights in the face of state opposition. Will their actions inspire change or face backlash from conservative leaders?
Boise Pride organizers said that they expect a large turnout, regardless of the bank's decision.
A so-called "Hetero Awesome Fest" in Idaho managed to draw attention over the weekend for all the wrong reasons.
Because Idaho doesn't have a hate crimes law that covers sexual orientation, the U.S. government sought to indict the defendant on a federal hate crime charge.
Matthew Alan Lehigh used his to car to attack people he perceived to be LGBTQ+.
He has reportedly admitted to authorities that he's committed multiple crimes against the local LGBTQ+ community.
The man admitted guilt to a string of unsolved attacks in Idaho last year.
A leader of a conservative group who supports the state bill compared drag to the racist practice of blackface.
Idaho's Republican attorney general said that signs telling children "Everyone is Welcome Here" are actually "political statements."
The Biden administration's monkeypox coordinator and deputy coordinator provided the current information about the outbreak and cases in the U.S.
Some activists are calling on the university to repudiate Scott Yenor's views; among other things, his site carried an article calling LGBTQ+ people groomers.
"Flag stays up for another month, deal with it," Boise station 96.9 The Eagle posted on Facebook.
The first out gay man in Idaho's state legislature says, "Sometimes for us, the win is in not losing ground."
We asked readers what they think about displaying a Pride flag in today’s political climate.
Kaycee Cook was barred from the school where she helps run the GSA after she reported racist and homophobic literature being circulated.
Books that tell LGBTQ+ stories are under attack. In communities nationwide, librarians defend our community’s freedoms to read and exist.
