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Jonathan Joss as Chief Ken Hotate on 'Parks and Rec' (L); Sigfredo Ceja Alvarez's mug shot (R)

Crime

Hate crime or neighborhood feud? Everything we know so far about Jonathan Joss's killing

In the midst of a feud with his suspected killer, Joss dealt with the loss of his house and pets, financial hardships, and substance abuse.

News

Jon Stewart wants everyone to 'stop pretending' corporations can support Pride

The Daily Show host is celebrating Pride Month, also known as "that time of year when corporations get together and financially exploit the decades-long struggle of gay people."

nervous queer Black teen being comforted by doctor during appointment

News

Why LGBTQ+ youth have high rate of mental health struggles and how to address them

That's among the informaton contained in the new Youth Mental Health Tracker, released Wednesday.

A Walmart Health Center is seen here in Springdale, Arkansas.

Health Care

financial struggles

Hate crime or neighborhood feud? Everything we know so far about Jonathan Joss's killing

In the midst of a feud with his suspected killer, Joss dealt with the loss of his house and pets, financial hardships, and substance abuse.

Average LGBT Student Carries $16K More Debt Than Straight Peers

Lacking in financial support, queer students struggle to get hired and pay back their student loans.

Jon Stewart wants everyone to 'stop pretending' corporations can support Pride

The Daily Show host is celebrating Pride Month, also known as "that time of year when corporations get together and financially exploit the decades-long struggle of gay people."

George Santos’s Campaign Faces Financial Challenges

New York’s embattled Republican is facing dwindling campaign coffers and a slew of legal accusations while bipartisan challenges have mount ahead of the upcoming elections.

Why LGBTQ+ youth have high rate of mental health struggles and how to address them

That's among the informaton contained in the new Youth Mental Health Tracker, released Wednesday.

A bakery almost went out of business for supporting LGBTQ+ rights, but locals stepped up

Bakery on Maple in Connecticut was at risk of closing permanently until the local community showed up in droves to support the LGBTQ-inclusive business.

McKellan Returns as Gandalf in Hobbit

Mark Robinson, North Carolina antigay governor hopeful, condemned public spending while benefiting from it

He has denounced government assistance programs as a “plantation of welfare and victimhood” while his family's company has made money from administering one.

DOJ Gives Congress Fair Shot at DOMA Defense

DC Gay Bar Closes Abruptly

Walmart will close all of its health care clinics; most are in rural areas

The closures may leave a gap in health care access, particularly for lower-income patients without insurance who relied on the centers.

After Tennessee Defunds University LGBT Center, Alumni Step Forward

With a hostile legislature trying to erase queer youth, successful alumni spring into action.

Bankruptcy Court Says DOMA is Unconstitutional

Antigay Roy Moore Suffers Humiliating Loss in Alabama Senate Race

Moore managed to turn a Senate seat in Alabama blue and voters weren't enthused to give him another shot.

'Little Fires Everywhere' Airs Groundbreaking Black Queer Love Story

Anika Noni Rose and Tiffany Boone give life to an unforgettable student-teacher romance in the Hulu drama.

Target ending DEI proves when you follow Trump, on anything, you always lose in the end

Opinion: Gone, and perhaps irretrievably so, are the days when Target was at the forefront of corporate inclusivity, writes John Casey.

First violin

Young, transgender, African-American--violinist Tona Brown is breaking all the rules.

In search of diversity

Our diarist participates in a panel at a Human Rights Campaign event and confronts the question: Is the LGBT community really as good at diversity as we assume it is?

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financial struggles

In the midst of a feud with his suspected killer, Joss dealt with the loss of his house and pets, financial hardships, and substance abuse.

Lacking in financial support, queer students struggle to get hired and pay back their student loans.

The Daily Show host is celebrating Pride Month, also known as "that time of year when corporations get together and financially exploit the decades-long struggle of gay people."

New York’s embattled Republican is facing dwindling campaign coffers and a slew of legal accusations while bipartisan challenges have mount ahead of the upcoming elections.

That's among the informaton contained in the new Youth Mental Health Tracker, released Wednesday.

Bakery on Maple in Connecticut was at risk of closing permanently until the local community showed up in droves to support the LGBTQ-inclusive business.

He has denounced government assistance programs as a “plantation of welfare and victimhood” while his family's company has made money from administering one.

The closures may leave a gap in health care access, particularly for lower-income patients without insurance who relied on the centers.

With a hostile legislature trying to erase queer youth, successful alumni spring into action.

Moore managed to turn a Senate seat in Alabama blue and voters weren't enthused to give him another shot.

Amanda Loucks takes us through her harrowing journey.

Anika Noni Rose and Tiffany Boone give life to an unforgettable student-teacher romance in the Hulu drama.

Opinion: Gone, and perhaps irretrievably so, are the days when Target was at the forefront of corporate inclusivity, writes John Casey.

Young, transgender, African-American--violinist Tona Brown is breaking all the rules.

Our diarist participates in a panel at a Human Rights Campaign event and confronts the question: Is the LGBT community really as good at diversity as we assume it is?