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The cereal brand’s initiative to offer a free library focused on diversity and inclusion faces backlash from conservative commentators, igniting a debate on social media.
The Advocate asked the community to tell us how the Obergefell ruling impacted them and their relationships. Here's what they said.
The entertainer and our January/February cover star opens up about juggling a bustling career, happy marriage, and two precocious kindergartners.
Some political spouses shy away from controversy, but Chasten is no shrinking violet. He’s passionate, caring, and pissed off — and ready to stand up to bullies.
Our Advocate of the Year has a long legacy of allyship, from founding an HIV/AIDS charity to talking about pronouns on social media.
"If it wasn't for the gay community, I wouldn't have been able to come back," Griffin tells The Advocate.
Fans rejoiced that a long-running character is "canonically bisexual."
The exhibit of the AIDS Memorial Quilt at the venerable St. Thomas’ Parish in Washington, D.C., features panels for the Gay Men's Chorus of Washington members who died of the disease.
The MSNBC host claims her blog was hacked, and the antigay posts were not written by her.
Collier County Public Schools in Florida added the warnings to physical and online versions of books.
Was Benjamin Franklin gay? Was Alexander Hamilton bisexual? Was Betsy Ross stitching a sapphic revolution? Learn more about these queer patriots and their straight allies.
Learn how one organization is working to defend As legislation aimed at protecting minors online threatens to censor essential LGBTQ+ content and other vital information, how one organization is workingpotentially infringing on privacy and stifling free expression under the guise of safety. How one organization is working on
Technology makes hooking up easier but intimacy harder. Photographer Leo Chang explores connections outside the social media gloss.
Once ranked the most homophobic institution of higher learning in America, Lafayette is now leading the way with its Queer Archives Project.
Insufficient Memory sheds light on forgotten stories of LGBTQ+ individuals murdered.
With a new name and website, the organization adapts its mission to offer broader support for LGBTQ+ youth, navigating challenges and expanding its reach across America.
“Every day, I fight to prove that transness is something to be celebrated, not eradicated,” Chase Strangio tells The Advocate.
LGBTQ+ individuals in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region face imprisonment and violence for expressing their identities online, while major platforms like Meta fail to protect them. Human Rights Watch's Rasha Younes writes on how we can create safer digital spaces for LGBTQ+ individuals.
Supporting LGBTQ+ youths' mental health is crucial. How can we ensure all young people have access to the support they need to thrive?'
Writer-artist Dan Parent on the future of Kevin Keller and his new Gotham-set solo series.
