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Charlee Doom's wife was 31 weeks pregnant when she suffered "life-threatening" complications. The State Department denied her medical evacuation request — twice.
For the last year, the Wilfahrt family has taken charge of their son's memory, refusing to assume spectatorship in a society that regards his memory as that of second-class citizen.
Ellenor Zinski is opening up about what went down when she was fired from Liberty University, with school officials accusing her of "denying biological and chromosomal sex assigned at birth."
A lesbian soldier's mysterious death in Afghanistan raises many questions--including why more fallen service members have not been identified as gay. William Henderson investigates.
Jablonski, a top hockey player in his school days before he suffered a paralyzing injury, is now out and proud in his communications work for the Los Angeles Kings.
The measure will now be considered in the state House, over the outrage of transgender rights advocates.
Mikey Rox and Everett Earl Morrow, both now 30, were committed to monogamy when they met and fell in love.
A longtime LGBTQ+ activist contemplates whether perfection really is the enemy of progress.
Experts, providers, elected officials, and people with lived experience discuss how election outcomes — up and down the ballot — might impact gender-affirming care in Pittsburgh and beyond.
After an investigation spanning six weeks, The Advocate reveals how those few voices arguing against gender transition are finding followers.
