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The RuPaul's Drag Race season 8 runner-up tells The Advocate about "giving back to the community" under Donald Trump's regime through her new cannabis campaign, Kim Chi Over Flowers.
As the cold of winter sets in, it's time to explore Curaçao’s welcoming spirit and hidden gems tailored for LGBTQ+ travelers.
The Department of Justice has submitted a proposed rule that would reclassify how cannabis is scheduled.
Following widespread condemnation, the Washington State Liquor and Cannabis Board halts its invasive inspection practices at LGBTQ+ bars, a move critics say is long overdue.
The WNBA legend opened up to Robin Roberts about the hopelessness she felt under the conditions she had to endure.
It's a civil rights issue, writes Brian C. Johnson.
Pop star George Michael was taken into custody early on Sunday at Hyde Park Corner in central London after a member of the public called police to investigate a man slumped over the wheel of his car.
Photographer Mike Ruiz is celebrating the success stories of the nation's largest LGBTQ+ homeless shelter, the Ali Forney Center.
Before she transitioned, Renee Gagnon was at the top of the medical cannabis world. Now she wants to bring as many women as she can back there.
Playboy is launching a new NFT grant exhibition series that gives emerging and underrepresented digital artists new opportunities.
Medicaid must now cover “medically necessary” gender-affirming care procedures in Maryland.
An LGBT cannabis proponent says Californians -- and voters in Nevada, Arizona, and Maine -- need to embrace the future.
Gov. Wes Moore also signed legislation protecting abortion rights.
The out basketball star, sentenced to nearly a decade in a gulag for carrying a vape, continues to be a pawn of Putin's.
Keisha Lance Bottoms, the former mayor of Atlanta and the director of the White House Office of Public Engagement, on the herculean effort that resulted in Griner's freedom.
The president said the situation is "unacceptable," and the Congressional LGBTQ+ Equality Caucus and the Human Rights Campaign agreed.
The out WNBA star was first detained by Russian authorities in February. The Biden administration has admonished Griner's arrest as politically motivated.
The authorities deny that it was a raid, but bar owners, managers, and patrons are asking what else to call it.
The out basketball champion's trial continued this week in Russia.
Because the defendant admitted his crime, suffers from substance abuse disorders, and had a history of boxing, German prosecutors said he didn’t intend to kill the victim.
Brittney Griner was convicted of drug-related charges in early August and sentenced to nine years in prison by a Russian court.
