Who was Oscar V. Peterson, the man replacing gay rights icon Harvey Milk on a U.S. Navy ship?
Sailors will undoubtedly take pride in honoring World War II hero Peterson, but there was no reason not to take pride in Milk.
June 30, 2025
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Sailors will undoubtedly take pride in honoring World War II hero Peterson, but there was no reason not to take pride in Milk.
The tennis legend will be the first woman athlete to receive the award.
Harvey Milk, the LGBTQ+ civil rights icon, was discharged from the Navy for his sexual orientation.
Military Times has dubbed this "a workaround" of a law against naming bases for Confederates.
He brought sexual anarchy into America's living rooms with Jackass. Now he's a sex saint with three gay bear apostles in John Waters's A Dirty Shame. Meet a Southern man without inhibitions
The president, who's more often undermining LGBT people, today honored one who helped save lives when a gunman attacked a congressional baseball practice.
Ileana Ros-Lehtinen fought for immigrants and LGBT people during her historic House career, writes Mary Ann Gomez Orta of the Congressional Hispanic Leadership Institute.
Sociologist Charles Moskos, an expert on the attitudes of service members who helped formulate the ''don't ask, don't tell'' policy toward gays in the military, has died. The retired Northwestern University professor died of cancer Saturday at his home in Santa Monica, Calif., his family said. He was 74. His surveys on military personnel issues, such as morale and recruitment trends, made him widely quoted in the news media. But he was best known for the advice to the Joint Chiefs of Staff that led to ''don't ask, don't tell.''
The Minnesota governor's LGBTQ+ support started long before his time in politics.
He's going after diversity programs, transgender students, and more with executive orders that will most definitely be contested in court.
The attempt on Donald Trump's life Saturday was only the latest instance in a long history of violence against American political leaders.
The 2015 Trans100 list includes activists, journalists, academics, and sex workers.
Since the beginning of time, LGBT people have changed the world through feats of valor -- though many did not receive the appreciation they deserved.