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The documentary Forgetting the Many: The Royal Pardon of Alan Turing examines Turing and other gay men convicted under the U.K.’s 1885 anti-homosexuality law. It opens for a one-week run in NYC on Dec. 6.
A New York Times article insinuated that overseas LGBT advocacy has done more harm than good. That's not quite the truth, says Shawn Gaylord of Human Rights First.
LGBTQ+ rights groups say Gov. Gretchen Whitmer's action is an important first step toward assuring young prople aren't subjected to the harmful practice.
The Scottish Parliament unanimously passed legislation pardoning men convicted under antigay laws that are no longer in place.
Get ready to meet your new heroes: the two women who demanded that Jeff Flake consider the message he's sending with support for Brett Kavanaugh.
Matt Walsh's What Is a Woman? has been called out for its transphobic take on womanhood, however, Harry Potter creator JK Rowling lauded its discussion on gender.
Levine, the highest-ranking trans person in the federal government, will speak Saturday in Texas on the harm done by anti-trans legislation and policies.
They had comebacks after a far-right activist couldn't -- or wouldn't -- say if they should be forced to use men's restrooms.
The recent documentary Outrage exposes the hypocrisy of politicians who live in the closet while voting antigay -- but it also shines a light on the devastation it causes unsuspecting spouses and children.
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is far from perfect on LGBTQ issues, writes Casey Pick, but change is happening.
Truth Wins Out declares victory in its battle against "ex-gay therapy."
Jacinda Ardern, generally an LGBTQ ally, says she is concerned about the harm done by the practice but also about religious liberty considerations.
While Trump noted efforts to decriminalize being gay around the world, activists pointed out everything he's done to harm LGBTQ people.
Pledge sponsor Faith in America points out that young LGBT people rejected by their families are at high risk of suicide and homelessness.
For too long, Big Tobacco has preyed on LGBTQIA+ communities — and now, an FDA rule can help protect our health.
