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Matt Gaetz allegedly paid tens of thousands of dollars for sex and drugs: House Ethics report

Gaetz is attempting to block the release of the report.

Republican GOP Homophobe Groomer Matt Gaetz sex traffic lobby violations

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Homophobe Matt Gaetz is being investigated for sex trafficking and lobbying violations by the House

The Republican is accused of having a sexual relationship with a 17-year-old, who he allegedly paid to travel with him.

Kochina Rude Overdose Prevention Awareness

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illicit drug use

Matt Gaetz allegedly paid tens of thousands of dollars for sex and drugs: House Ethics report

Gaetz is attempting to block the release of the report.

Homophobe Matt Gaetz is being investigated for sex trafficking and lobbying violations by the House

The Republican is accused of having a sexual relationship with a 17-year-old, who he allegedly paid to travel with him.

Andrew Gillum, Bi Florida Politician, Indicted on Fraud Charges

Gillum, who ran for Florida governor in 2018 and came out as bisexual in 2020, is charged with fraudulently raising funds.

Full Tilt Boogie Angela

This week's Project Runway was brought to you by the Empire State Building and the letter b for boring

11 Bad Habits Killing LGBT People

It's LGBT Health Month, but we may need the whole year to address our health issues.

Atlanta Eagle Gay Bar Trial Begins

PHOTOS: Back to the Baths

Explore the rich, wet beginnings of bathhouse culture.

Gay Bar Patrons Sue for Atlanta Raid

San Francisco is fighting opioid overdoses by giving out Narcan at drag shows — and this queen started it

"I realized that my community was not getting the information they needed about how to reverse an overdose," KochinaRude tells The Advocate.

Saving Two Spirit and Indigenous LGBTQ+ Youth

Friday is Native American Heritage Day -- protecting queer Native young people must be part of the conversation.

Anxiety and Depression Together

After Three Decades, Our Work to End HIV Isn't Over

ACT UP lays out what the future of HIV/AIDS looks like as we continue to make strides, but still have much work remaining as we enter our fourth decade of fighting.

The Fastest Woman in the World Is Leaving Her Haters Behind

Despite the trauma she’s endured, it took her becoming the fastest woman in the world after winning the women’s 100 meter at the track and field world championships in Budapest in August to renew a skeptical public’s faith in her.

LGBTQ Substance Use: Why Treatment Starts With Self-Acceptance

There's a clear correlation between discrimination and substance abuse, writes Dr. Michael Murphy.

No, Marsha P. Johnson Would Not Suggest Queer Youth Disregard History

A writer made the claim that British LGBT youth have moved beyond having to learn about Alan Turing or AIDS. Wrong on so many levels, writes Amanda Kerri.

La Vida Latina

A Gay Oral Roberts University Graduate's Painful Story

Andrew Hartzler's life as a student was hell, he says. Now he's joined a class-action lawsuit to make sure no other LGBTQ+ students experience the same thing.

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illicit drug use

Gaetz is attempting to block the release of the report.

The Republican is accused of having a sexual relationship with a 17-year-old, who he allegedly paid to travel with him.

Gillum, who ran for Florida governor in 2018 and came out as bisexual in 2020, is charged with fraudulently raising funds.

This week's Project Runway was brought to you by the Empire State Building and the letter b for boring

It's LGBT Health Month, but we may need the whole year to address our health issues.

Explore the rich, wet beginnings of bathhouse culture.

"I realized that my community was not getting the information they needed about how to reverse an overdose," KochinaRude tells The Advocate.

Friday is Native American Heritage Day -- protecting queer Native young people must be part of the conversation.

ACT UP lays out what the future of HIV/AIDS looks like as we continue to make strides, but still have much work remaining as we enter our fourth decade of fighting.

Despite the trauma she’s endured, it took her becoming the fastest woman in the world after winning the women’s 100 meter at the track and field world championships in Budapest in August to renew a skeptical public’s faith in her.

There's a clear correlation between discrimination and substance abuse, writes Dr. Michael Murphy.

A writer made the claim that British LGBT youth have moved beyond having to learn about Alan Turing or AIDS. Wrong on so many levels, writes Amanda Kerri.

Andrew Hartzler's life as a student was hell, he says. Now he's joined a class-action lawsuit to make sure no other LGBTQ+ students experience the same thing.