LGBTQ+ people are more likely to be stopped, arrested, and falsely accused by police: report
LGBTQ+ people are more likely to be mistreated by police, and it's impacting when they'll call for help.
November 17, 2025
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LGBTQ+ people are more likely to be mistreated by police, and it's impacting when they'll call for help.
"Protected and Served? 2022," from Lambda Legal in partnership with Black and Pink National, details "widespread harm," the organizations say.
Witnessing police misconduct or brutality? Here's how to record the encounter as safely and effectively as possible.
Javad Khazaeli spoke out on behalf of his clients, detailing allegations of police aggression and the community’s response following a controversial arrest at popular gay bar Bar:PM.
After months of wrangling, the city of St. Louis first warned the building owners where the bar resides of the property’s condemnation before backing off.
Karma seems to have caught up with the disgraced film producer.
Activists see the election of Chicago's first Black lesbian mayor as an attempt to stop their fight in making the city safe for all people. And they aren't backing down.Â
The incident, captured on video, occured during a protest against racism and police brutality.
Chicago's lesbian mayor is being critiqued for her response to the police killing of a 13-year-old, but she says some of the criticism is getting too personal.
It follows a hefty settlement and mandatory LGBTQ+ training following a lawsuit in the case.
LGBTQ+ activists welcomed the verdict, where the former police officer was found guilty of murdering George Floyd, but said more must be done.
Lori Lightfoot, a veteran community activist, wants a livable Chicago for more than tourists and downtown denizens.
A plea for LGBTQ Asians to stand in solidarity with the queer Black community.
Ohio's Charmaine McGuffey, running to be one of the few out sheriffs in the nation, highlights her experiences in a new campaign ad.
The president sat down for a chat with three top creators from the website where anyone can be an internet star, especially if you're a cat.
As Congress reconvenes this week after its spring recess, Senate majority leader Bill Frist, House speaker Dennis Hastert, and President Bush were put on notice by a coalition of LGBT Asian-American groups--led by the Gay Asian and Pacific Islander Men of New York--that the immigration reform bill currently pending is largely unacceptable.