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South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson told Columbia that its ban on the discredited practice of conversion therapy was unconstitutional, but critics questioned the timing and motivation of the letter.
The Columbia City Council voted 6-1 on Monday night to declare the city an LGBTQ+ safe haven.
Jes Grobman, a well-known trans activist in Washington, D.C. was jailed overnight after police arrested her at a rally she co-organized protesting violence against trans people.
After four lesbians were asked to leave an International House of Pancakes in Grandview, Mo., for alleged public displays of affection, a gay rights group is organizing a demonstration against the chain restaurant.
The harmful practice will be banned within 90 days.
A recently enacted state law bans most such care for minors but allows those already receiving it to continue — but the university ceased providing the care altogether.
A forum on HB 2 was held Wednesday night in the face of Republican opposition.
Several Plain Dealer editorial board members made the misinformed argument that allowing trans people to use the facilities that correspond with their gender identity would endanger women.
When gays are insulted in the media, we don't have that one eloquent defender who can mow down our opponents on the national airwaves. Why don't we have a spokesperson of our own?
Ford is also only the third gay person and the 25th woman to run a Fortune 500 company.
The state has banned the use of the practice on minors through licensing regulations since 2020, but a state law will make the prohibition stronger.
A bisexual legislator says her father, a fellow lawmaker, wanted her to go to conversion therapy, which the state is about to ban (for minors).
Education is for everyone, but one kind of education isn't.
It's the 22nd state to do so.
Gay and bi men are reporting record levels of abstinence. But stigma around the virus could be aiding transmission.
Political trailblazer Bruce Lehman ponders how much LGBTQ rights have progressed since the Clinton era.
