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Marc Zinaman's Queer Happened Here "celebrates the indelible relationship between people and place, honoring the transformative power of pride, unity, and love." Check out select historic images from the book.
Although the multifaceted opposition to trans rights appears relentless, it mirrors historical challenges encountered during the gay liberation movement of the 1970s, many of which were ultimately overcome.
When you abandon numerous aspects of queer identity, are you still LGBT?
Journalist and author Allen Young is way more than just a sexy pioneer.
Carter wrote what's considered the definitive history of the Stonewall uprising.
LGBT youth make up only 6 percent of the general population but represent 15 percent of people currently in juvenile detention.
At the dawn of modern gay liberation, we feverishly chronicled our past. Now we're forgetting where we've been and disregarding where we're going.
Mark Segal recounts his amazing life in activism in his new memoir, And Then I Danced: Traveling the Road to LGBT Equality. Read an exclusive excerpt below.
She was involved with several organizations and was part of the first gay and lesbian contingent to have a meeting at the White House.
Read this exclusive 1986 interview between Bayard Rustin and Joseph Beam about gay rights, which is now available in the republished book Time on Two Crosses: The Collected Writings of Bayard Rustin.
In the wake of The Normal Heart's critical success, HBO has signed on for another LGBT drama, set to be directed by gay filmmaker Adam Shankman.
Creator Dustin Lance Black warned against the "myopia of the LGBT movement" in discussing lessons from the first episode of the miniseries.
"There is so much more work to be done in this country," the acclaimed writer says.
