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Jewel Thais-Williams, activist and owner of legendary L.A. Black queer bar Jewel's Catch One, has died

Her club was frequented by celebrities, but most importantly, it was a sanctuary for Black LGBTQ+ people.

Journalist Keith Boykin Arrested at NYC Protest, Held for Six Hours

The CNN commentator was simply documenting the protest to later post to social media.

LGBT Activists and Allies Join in Opposing Trump's Denunciation of Athletes' Protests

George Takei, Keith Boykin, Martina Navratilova, and the creators of Will & Grace are among them.

The other presidential race

Chrissy Gephardt and Keith Boykin are running for president on Showtime's American Candidate. The prize? A prime-time chance to speak their minds

Gay rights leader not allowed to speak at Millions More event

After being promised he'd be allowed to address the massive crowd at Saturday's Millions More March in Washington, D.C., gay activist Keith Boykin was turned away before he could utter a word.

Bishop Denounces College for OK'ing Gay Speaker

Scranton, Pa.'s bishop said Wednesday that he will not set foot on a local Catholic university's campus because it invited a gay speaker to talk about LGBT issues and rights.

About Tim Scott’s Dating Life: The GOP’s Obsession Over His Sexual Orientation

Why do Republicans appear to be obsessed with why the South Carolina senator hasn’t been seen with a romantic partner.

Don Lemon's Voice Has Never Been More Necessary

The out journalist called on Hollywood celebrities to speak up on racism and reported extensively on the national crisis.

Our queer year

African-American LGBTQ people pushed through 2005's culture wars with creative genius and collective strength. Here's a recap as we enter 2006.

Antigay reggae artists scheduled for upcoming HIV/AIDS benefit draw outrage

An upcoming HIV/AIDS benefit concert in New York is coming under fire for including two performers known to be antigay.

Minority leader

Barely out of high school, blogger Steven Emmanuel is changing lives with QueerKidofColor.com.

HIV Plus columnist LeRoy Whitfield dies

LeRoy Whitfield, a writer who focused on the battle against AIDS among African-Americans, died after living 15 years with the disease himself--while refusing to take medication for it. He was 36.

Our readers' favorite blogs

When it comes to blogs, some gays like hard news; others want only hard candy. We asked our readers to tell us which blogs they visit regularly.

This CEO Says His Conscience Won't Let Him Work With Trump

"I feel a responsibility to take a stand against intolerance and extremism," Merck chairman Kenneth Frazier said.