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“Stripping that basic medical function away is not about cost or bureaucracy, it’s about punishment,” executive director of Minority Veterans of America Lindsay Church told The Advocate.
The U.S. government is turning its back on those who served, retired Army Staff Sgt. Alleria Stanley told The Advocate.
The announcement comes days after the VA denied it was rolling back policies for trans people’s dignity.
“We will not forsake the oath we took to provide care,” the letter states.
They introduced an amendment to the House-passed version of the bill, and Baldwin delivered floor remarks against the anti-trans language.
The Trump administration quietly reversed the policy, which means trans veterans won't be protected from discrimination at VA facilities.
Before the death of Matthew Shepard, the brutal killing of Gordon Church received minimal media attention -- until now.
Five Soulforce activists were cited for trespassing and escorted off the campus at Brigham Young University Monday after demonstrating against the Mormon Church's antigay policies as part of the Equality Ride.
Though they were both seeking to rid their lives of same-sex attractions at church, two women found their soul mates instead.
Here's your first look at the film about an Egyptian teen who relocates to Toronto after the death of his mother and finds a queer family who embraces him.
Court records show that Nigel Max Edge filed multiple bizarre lawsuits with wild claims before the attack.
From the very first TV lesbian wedding to the currently most anticipated, here come the brides!
With same-sex marriage no longer grabbing front-page headlines and Lindsay Lohan's sexuality becoming old news, the media turns its attention to Obama, gay men who "suddenly realize they are straight," and some drag queens who were kicked out of Rockefeller Center.
An unexpected Grammy nomination could catapult Sam Sparro into household-name territory.
Opinion: Graham’s moral collapse is no longer a slow drip; it's a tidal wave of unholy water gushing at the devil incarnate that is the fiery Trump, writes John Casey.
Lesbian teenager Kerry Pacer demanded to be treated fairly at her rural high school in northeast Georgia. She never imagined it would change her entire town--or inspire a nation
