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As book bans targeting LGBTQ+ and diverse communities rise in the United States, there is an urgent call for advocacy to keep books that promote understanding, empathy, and self-acceptance accessible.
In a time when queer education is under attack, few states have instead opted to protect it.
The 35th GLAAD Media Awards had more stars than the sky as last week's glam gala.
Eleven federal judges who identify as LGBTQ+ have been confirmed to lifetime positions under the Biden administration, tyingthe record set by the Obama administration.
When students "feel a connection to what they’re learning, they do better," said Democratic Sen. Marko Liias.
The out former CNN anchor announced that the billionaire reversed his decision to partner with the journalist on distributing his new show.
With a gay man, Bill Kramer, at the helm of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, queer and diverse stories are in good hands. Here, he discusses how nominated queer films about real people like Rustin and Nyad are now part of a historical record.
A memo to employees cited a new regulation for the Board of Governors, a DeSantis-controlled board setting policies for the State University System.
Don't make yourself small, says Connecticut Treasurer Erick Russell.
GLAAD's Equity in Media and Entertainment Initiative brings together Black queer artists to provide a nurturing and supportive space for creative talent.
Dr. Claudine Gay's resignation as Harvard's first Black president amid political and ideological pressures highlights the fragility of Black leadership in academia and the ongoing challenges to diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts.
Chuck Tingle says he was uninvited from the Texas Library Association's annual literature conference over the mask which he says helps him.
The move to honor the late performer demonstrates the Oregon city's commitment to inclusion and the LGBTQ+ community, city leaders say.
“Everybody’s got their opinions. But inclusiveness is always going to be me,” the country music star said.
During a time when books by LGBTQ+ authors are being banned, this book seeks to normalize families of different types who all share one thing: love.
The fight continues at the women's college for more inclusive gender policies.
