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The Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid actor who made his name with classic good looks will be remembered for his lifelong commitment to furthering environmental and human rights causes.
Ecosexual activists say that finding eroticism in nature can help save the earth.
Buckel, an advocate for marriage equality and LGBT youth, left a note protesting environmental destruction.
A member of the famous Kennedy dynasty, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., continues to peddle falsehoods and conspiracy theories.
We highlight bisexual state and federal legislators for Bi Visibility Day.
Other vegans are denouncing the remarks.
Pattie Gonia says that the Republican former president’s campaign used her likeness without permission.
October is GLBT History Month, a national celebration of queer culture through the ages. To remind people of our achievements, the Equality Forum has honored a hero for every day of the month. Who made the list?
In this first part of a series, we get acquainted with an aspiring member of Florida's conservative state House, a woman who hopes to represent the district that is home to the Pulse nightclub.
Planting Peace counters the anti-LGBT Republican platform with a message that "love trumps hate."
Former congressman Gerry Studds, who became the first openly gay member of Congress when his homosexuality was exposed during a teenage-page sex scandal, died early Saturday. He was 69.
Cheney lost Tuesday's Republican primary for the U.S. House seat from Wyoming to a Trump-backed candidate.
While a lot of people write a letter to their younger self on National Coming Out Day, Carson Jones chose instead to write something he wished his parents had been able to read on the day he came out.
The controversy stemming from a matchmaking ad placed by a gay Indian man's mother may have a delicious conclusion.
Berg and Høeg lived life on their own terms, both as romantic partners in a time of little LGBTQ visibility and as business partners running a studio and publishing company.
Opinion: The much beloved former Senator thought it was hypocritical of Republicans to fiddle around with social issues, writes John Casey.
Amy Ray and Emily Saliers deliver a one-of-a-kind experience, playing new songs and hits, and sharing stories behind the lyrics of their songbook in a rare special.
