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In an exclusive interview with The Advocate, Brian Sims shared his vision for Agenda PAC as it gears up for the final stretch of the high-stakes 2024 election cycle.
Agenda PAC is hoping to unseat these "beatable bigots."
"Right now, we’re seeing a large push for authoritarianism, where we have the state government telling people how they can live their lives, who they can love, how they can express themselves," says out Florida House candidate Nate Douglas.
Two gay men expected to win Florida House seats lost to Republican incumbents. Voters failed to elect three trans candidates seeking to make history.
Ashley Brundage will run in a battleground seat in November against a Republican incumbent.
Opinion: As anti-LGBTQ+ laws proliferate and the Supreme Court delivers setbacks, two determined political action committees are rallying communities to reclaim power and dismantle the bigotry threatening the very fabric of equality.
With trans rights under siege, a new PAC is stepping up to support lawmakers who refuse to back down.
The singer's Rolling Stone cover is perfection. And the interview? Classic Adele.
Pop is at least the 10th transgender person to be murdered in the U.S. this year.
Four men who allegedly lured a gay man to a remote pickup spot in New York City to rob him only to see him hit by a car after he tried to escape were arrested Tuesday night.
A California judge found the Long Beach Police Department's tactics discriminatory and invalidated the arrest of gay defendant Rory Moroney.
Balint cites Greene's numerous anti-LGBTQ+, anti-Semitic, Islamophobic, racist, and otherwise bigoted comments as well as her promotion of conspiracy theories in her censure resolution.
Saturday Night Live takes the oppression of women to the next logical conclusion in its version of the series.
A planned library event in Lancaster became the latest target of right-wing extremists who forced its cancellation through threats of violence.
Robert Fehring told a New York Pride organizer that his attack would make the Pulse massacre "look like a cakewalk."
The extreme-right media, which we read so you don't have to, object to the "hate group" label for certain organizations, even when it fits.
Robert Fehring's threats included one saying an attack on New York City's Pride March would make the nightclub shooting "look like a cakewalk," authorities say.
Many LGBT people, like our executive editor, used cigarettes to fit in and feel better. We're better than that, he writes.
They're responding to Obama's critiques of Trump with racially charged comments and calls for pointless investigations.
The move comes after citizens repainted the Pulse memorial sidewalk in Pride colors.
