Retired lesbian firefighter wins PTSD disability suit after years of abuse
It's the second time Lori Franchina has challenged – and beaten – her former employer. This time her payday could reach up to $5 million.
May 19, 2025
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It's the second time Lori Franchina has challenged – and beaten – her former employer. This time her payday could reach up to $5 million.
The Gilded Age and And Just Like That... star graces the cover of our annual Pride issue and opens up about balancing career, family, and fighting for equality.
Pride parades are fabulous, but let's not forget the Dyke Marches.
"The was no learning," Maddow told Colbert about Donald Trump's competence.
The security guard who challenged her has now been suspended.
A stand-up comedian first, she has clawed her way back, and now just past 70, she takes her life in stride.
These femme characters will have you swooning!
Ride flew to fame as the first American woman in space, but her 27-year relationship with Tam O'Shaughnessy became public knowledge only upon Ride's death.
She has successfully flipped a Republican district blue.
The worldwide LGBTQ+ celebration begins on May 17.
New books by Sarah Schulman and the late Urvashi Vaid offer a blueprint for a common movement to fight against American authoritarianism and the rise of fascism worldwide.
This is why The Advocate uses "marriage equality" over "same-sex marriage" or "gay marriage."
A new GLAAD report sheds light on the alarming trend.
The Insecure creator falls in love with Corrin on-screen in the queer-themed "Hotel Reverie" episode.
Ashley Cummins asserted she was "forced to work in a hostile work environment where she was frequently harassed and denied opportunities based on her sex/gender and sexual orientation."
Daria Kasatkina will be representing her "new homeland" from now on.
The president once famously said that he loves "the poorly educated."
The queer actors chat about critical LGBTQ+ visibility when queer people and stories are being erased.
“It’s already enough being Black and facing discrimination,” Kalaya Morton told The Advocate. “Now I have to worry about being harassed just for needing to pee?”
Marlean Ames claims that she suffered “reverse discrimination” as a straight white woman when her queer colleagues were promoted over her.
What MSNBC did was “not the right way to treat people, and it’s inefficient, and it’s unnecessary, and it kind of drops the bottom out of whether or not people feel like this is a good place to work,” the prime-time host said.