New York City subway station to be renamed in honor of Stonewall
A bill passed by the state legislature now awaits the governor’s signature.
June 10, 2024
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A bill passed by the state legislature now awaits the governor’s signature.
LGBTQ+ activists expect the Empire State's new governor to be a strong advocate in Albany.
Here's when the election is being held.
New York Gov. Kathy Hochul has vetoed a bill designed to protect users of money-sharing apps even after several high-profile cases of murder and robbery against several people, including at least two gay men.
He found the path to his dream job after meeting Hochul in a blizzard.
The Gender Recognition Act of 2022 made a third gender option available on state-issued identification in New York.
Changing names, sex designation, and birth certificates will also be easier due to the state's Gender Recognition Act.Â
Democrats in New York announced that the state will spend millions to improve the lives of LGBTQ+ people.
Cuomo has been known as an LGBTQ+ ally, but his response to the sexual harassment report has tarnished two LGBTQ+ leaders.
A court case involving the couple helped bring down the Defense of Marriage Act.
A new law will help thousands of older LGBTQ+ New Yorkers and those living with HIV.
These states have taken the step to protect bodily autonomy.
David, fired by the Human Rights Campaign last week, made a charge of racism in the first interview he's given since his ouster.Â
Gentili worked for the rights of trans people and others, and was an actress on Pose and an award-winning author.
The gay New York Republican congressman’s curtain call has come on his most extraordinary performance as the sixth person in history to be kicked out of the body.
As one of Harris’s many firsts, she is now the first sitting Vice President of the United States to visit the famed queer space.
Though Zimmerman lost to Santos last November, he is busy working with bipartisan groups and citizens in the district to remove the "liar and cheat."
Democrats are hoping to put a former congressman in the seat left vacant following George Santos's expulsion.
The soon-to-be ex-governor takes many people, along with his dignity, down with him.
David, HRC's former president, had sued the organization after his firing, claiming racial discrimination.