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The former Massachusetts congressman praised California U.S. Rep. Maxine Waters for her decades of LGBTQ+ allyship at a recent PFLAG awards ceremony.
These are the ten most expensive gayborhoods in the U.S. — and they're not all in New York or California.
Liberal states stand out for passage of supportive laws, while the sheer volume of anti-LGBTQ+ legislation introduced in some conservative ones means many bills died there.
These LGBTQ+ neighborhoods have rich histories — and they're just as vibrant today as they have been in the past.
The attack has not been charged as a hate crime, despite the couple's account that they were targeted because they are gay.
A couple lost their foster care license after they wouldn't agree not to discriminate against LGBTQ+ youth nor attempt to change them.
These are the states with the most same-sex couples who live together (per capita).
The Boston Police Department has released images of the men allegedly involved in the assault of a gay couple.
Police are investigating but have yet to make arrests.
The gay MAGA treasury secretary also listed two homes as primary residences on mortgage documents.
"You belong here. You inspire us. And we do love you," nine state AGs tell trans youth in a new video.
Here are the 19 states where same-sex couples could still get married if Obergefell is overturned.
Number one may surprise you.
Shield Act 2.0 further strengthens protections for patients and providers of reproductive healthcare.
A federal court in Maryland found the termination discriminatory and unconstitutional.
The Rita Hester Green opened on June 30 in Boston to mark the end of Pride Month.
Provincetown police are investigating a potential hate crime after a man was assaulted and called a homophobic slur.
A lower court held that a Massachusetts school district was within its rights to fire Kari MacRae, and the Supreme Court won't revisit that.
It includes meeting people where they are and not expecting perfection, says the first out trans member of Congress,
U.S. District Judge Julia Kobick had previously blocked the policy only for those who sued, but now it will cover almost all trans and nonbinary passport applicants.
On the 10th anniversary of the Supreme Court ruling for marriage equality, join the Advocate editors who covered it as they share stories of their professional and personal experiences.
