Here are the LGBTQ+ candidates to watch on Super Tuesday
LGBTQ+ candidates are running to make history in California, Texas, North Carolina, and elsewhere.
March 05 2024 5:57 PM
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LGBTQ+ candidates are running to make history in California, Texas, North Carolina, and elsewhere.
In an interview with The Advocate, the “it” CEO of the global business world opens up about being an AI revolutionary, his journey as a gay man, and his hopes for the future.
While this year saw more LGBTQ-inclusive ads than last year, much of the community was underrepresented in the year’s biggest advertising television event.
If Judges Nicole Berner and Melissa DuBose are confirmed to the federal bench, President Joe Biden would tie a record of appointing 11 openly LGBTQ+ lifetime judges.
The co-editor in chief of Variety says there’s "never been so many positive examples of queer representation in popular culture."
Gunn was stabbed to death in 2003 after telling a man who was harassing her that she was a lesbian.
GLAAD's Studio Responsibility Index finds increased LGBTQ+ representation but a need for improvement in several areas.
Democratic senators have released their annual survey of staff diversity, and LGBTQ+ representation has risen.
Far-right politicians and pundits don't like seeing trans actress Hari Nef in the movie, and Ted Cruz thinks an image of a map is Chinese Communist Party propaganda.
Some readers wonder why it's important to cover LGBTQ+ athletes, politicians, and other public figures. Our social media manager explains The Advocate's policy.
The iconic lesbian comic ran for 25 years.
Three awards went to HBO's The Last of Us series.
The outspoken ally of the transgender community specifically and the LGBTQ+ community broadly is having a banner year.
See who got nods and who got snubbed.
Three legislators opposing an anti-trans bill have started a political action committee to support pro-equality candidates around the U.S.
Smith previously served in the state's house of representatives before losing his election in 2022.
“Not only are more LGBTQ+ people serving in office than ever before, they are more unified, determined and diverse than ever,” says a new report from the LGBTQ+ Victory Institute.
Al Roker executive produced Kenyatta: Do Not Wait Your Turn, a film that examines Malcolm Kenyatta's political rise.