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Floyd Brown called homosexuality a “punishment” and said that Republican legislators are intimidated by gay staff members who live to work all day and have sex all night.
The incident, captured on video, occured during a protest against racism and police brutality.
Brown's sister, Yolanda, shows us that victims of police violence aren't statistics, they are fathers, brothers, friends, neighbors, lovers.
The out poet says this nation has long seen certain groups as sub-human.
The Family Research Council's Tony Perkins said the "hate" classification had given a "license" to the shooter, an accusation that the Southern Poverty Law Center called "outrageous."
Two important New York voices on whether cops belong in our celebration.
Isaiah Brown didn't need to be shot 10 times by the people paid to protect him.
Tuesday saw the election of Detroit's first queer female City Council member, the reelection of trans woman Andrea Jenkins in Minneapolis, and other notable victories.
Racism remains rampant, including in our own community, writes Zaylore Stout.
Battling Republican-led voter suppression should be a rallying cry for every LGBTQ+ American.
Tim Lemuel and his staff were helping peaceful demonstrators when they were approached by police with guns drawn.
Director Micheal Rice explores the intersectional lives of Black and Brown LGBTQ+ people who are struggling to find equality in their own communities in a time of great, radical upheaval.
Prominent Black athletes are standing up to systemic racism, homophobia, and transphobia. They need us in their corner.
The documentary, a companion piece to Eyes on the Prize, incorporates many queer voices in examining the racial justice movement's past, present, and future.
LGBTQ+ activists welcomed the verdict, where the former police officer was found guilty of murdering George Floyd, but said more must be done.
Have we made progress on equality and justice since Floyd was executed by an officer?
There was extensive unrest in the city, including vandalism and looting at businesses, Sunday night in the wake of a police shooting.
In the case brought by Virginia student Gavin Grimm, the Fourth Circuit says such policies violate federal law and the U.S. Constitution.
The Advocate and its sibling publications vow to center and amplify Black voices.
Men who were arrested last month in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, have been charged with crimes involving anti-LGBTQ+ vandalism in neighboring Washington.
