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Names of Sam Nordquist, Jiggly Caliente, Lady Chablis, and more added to Stonewall Wall of Honor

This year's honorees are all transgender at a time of trans erasure.

PHOTOS: Elegance and Honor, the State Funeral of Jose Sarria

The state funeral of legendary gay rights activist Jose Julio Sarria was a combination events: The social event of the season, a glittering photo op, and a deeply emotional tribute to a stellar figure in the LGBT movement.

Legendary Drag Queen José Julia Sarria Dead at 91

Sarria was one of the first openly gay candidates to run for public office, and he founded the International Court System.

Maebe A. Girl Is First Drag Queen Elected to Office in California

The drag performer won a spot on the Silver Lake Neighborhood Council in Los Angeles.

Genderqueer Drag Queen Maebe A. Girl Is Running for Office in L.A.

A drag performer is seeking a spot on the Silver Lake Neighborhood Council in Los Angeles.

More Than Joy, Drag Queens & Kings Fuel Our Community

Drag — whether male and female impersonation — has been a part of America’s culture since even before our nation was born.

'Before Stonewall' Tells the Story of an Underground Queer Movement

The ahead-of-its-time 1985 doc that features interviews with queer activists like Ann Bannon, Harry Hay, Audre Lorde, and Frank Kameny gets a Pride Month re-release.

7 Tweets Showing RuPaul’s Political Awakening

The Emmy-winning mastermind behind Drag Race once gave off a nonpolitical vibe. Things have changed a bit since November.

How Are LGBT Groups Supporting Black Lives Matter?

Activists hope to utilize groups like the Human Rights Campaign to help end police violence against African-Americans.

Drag Artist Marti Gould Cummings Is Running for N.Y. City Council

The activist has already made a big impact for the LGBTQ community in the Big Apple, and now he wants their voices heard at City Hall. 

Sasha Velour: Drag Superstar Today, POTUS Tomorrow?

The winner of RuPaul's Drag Race discusses the "renaissance" of drag activism, the new racially inclusive Pride flag, and a possible future in politics.

Why Race Dominates Talk Among LGBT Activists

Several attendees of this year's Creating Change conference aimed to remind others of the racial rifts that must be mended.

Activists Storm LGBT Conference in Wake of Queer Latina Killing

Following the demonstration, Denver Mayor Michael Hancock told organizers that he would not speak at this year's Creating Change conference as planned.

We Could All Use a Refresher on LGBT 101

Contrary to some, not all LGBT millennials are dismissive of the earlier generations' hard-won victories. But there's still a huge knowledge gap when it comes to history, writes Terry Beswick of the GLBT Historical Society.

50 Years of Pumps & Circumstance: S.F. Imperial Court

The Imperial Council of San Francisco, the 2nd largest LGBT group in the U.S., marks 50 years of glitter, grandiosity, and community service.