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Following scrutiny, Kelly Johnson, wife of newly elected House Speaker Mike Johnson, has taken down her Christian counseling website that contained documents comparing homosexuality to bestiality and incest.
With Johnson's record on LGBTQ+ rights, is it a surprise?
The speaker's wife is not "exceedingly polite." Rather, she has the blood of our community on her hands.
Johnson had made a similar statement in an interview with a right-wing activist shortly before he became House speaker.
They've been partners in homophobia for decades, and Johnson recently appeared at a hate-filled "prayer" event cofounded by Perkins, according to a new report.
The lawsuit claims the practice is in violation of new anti-trans law.
Johnson made the remark to a Christian right activist just three weeks before becoming speaker of the House.
A federal judge agreed with Republican Attorney General Kris Kobach.
The former TV star -- accused of drugging and raping mulitiple women -- is far from off the hook.
The former first lady's advocacy a lifetime ago has proven her to be consequential in helping the marginalized.
He's endorsed conversion therapy, pushed to criminalize gay sex, condemned same-sex marriage, and likened being queer to pedophilia and bestiality.
As brands launch Pride initiatives, let Target be an example of what not to do.
The channel didn't televise the trans Jeopardy! champ throwing out the first pitch at the San Francisco Giants' Pride Game, leading to some accusations of transphobia.
Here are the candidates running for Congress and judicial office on November 5.
The Colorado leader opens up about maintaining an idyllic home life in increasingly uncertain times.
The president's chief of staff was supposed to be a rare voice of reason in the White House, instead he denigrates women and espouses conspiracy theories and racism.
Cammermeyer's work as a colonel and a nurse "is living proof of what Point instills in each of its scholars."
Johnson, now House speaker, has been on the board of anti-LGBTQ+ activist Ray Comfort's Living Waters ministry since 2013.
Cooper will executive produce the series.
There were false assertions about gender-affirming care, a dig at Dylan Mulvaney, and one candidate calling trans identity a disorder.
The LGBTQ+ group is denouncing the misinformation spread by most of the candidates and one moderator.
