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The interview came a day after a strong Harris response to a transgender question during a Fox News interview, signaling that the ticket will not abandon transgender rights in response to ads.
The gay rights movement reaches a milestone Thursday when its agenda is the subject of a televised Democratic presidential forum. Yet many activists--craving bolder support for same-sex couples--view the unprecedented event with mixed emotions. Though pleased that most of the candidates of a major party are courting their votes and endorsing the bulk of their political wish list, they are frustrated that none of the front-runners is calling for legalization of same-sex marriage.
As tonight's Democratic presidential debate draws near, we want to know how you're feeling about Hillary, Bernie, Martin, Lincoln, and Jim.
Aftab Pureval, an Ohio Democrat seeking to unseat a Republican congressman, knows the political risks in calling for gun restrictions.
A Pittsburgh-area LGBTQ+ publication unearthed old tweets made by the former press secretary for the city's mayor.
All officials responded to The Advocate when asked to about their connections to the pastor.
“If their goal was to silence me, they picked the wrong person,” she told The Advocate.
Naomi Esther Blemur's tweeted a video in support of an "ex-homosexual," along with other anti-LGBTQ+ tweets.
Fred Karger ran in the 2012 Republican primary alongside Rick Santorum and Michele Bachman. He's now ready to throw his weight behind Mayor Pete.
The group touted Cuomo's record on LGBT rights as the reason it supported him, despite Nixon's campaign accusing him of lying to land the endorsement.
More than a month after Patricia Todd's historic primary victory that has her set to become Alabama's first openly gay legislator, her election has still not been certified--and her supporters are asking the state's Democratic Party to stop dragging its feet on the matter.
Tammy Duckworth, an Iraq war veteran and Democratic candidate for Congress, is at odds with two national gay rights groups over whether she supports repealing the military's ban on openly gay service members.
Reed Showalter, who is straight, had a hilarious response to an anti-trans candidate survey from the Illinois Family Institute.
The ad includes familiar anti-trans talking points.
