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Here's how many trans adults and kids live in the U.S., according to a new report

Young people ages 13 to 24 are "significantly more likely" to identify as trans, a new report shows.

All Hands, Black and White, On Deck

The high number of African-Americans who voted to pass Proposition 8 may have surprised some people, but not the folks at the National Black Justice Coalition, a civil rights organization dedicated to empowering black LGBT Americans. NBJC's CEO offers some insights about the black-white divide and how to mend it going forward.

Report: Children of LGB Parents Functioning 'Quite Well'

The study also shows a high proportion of bisexual adults are parents.

LGBTQ+ households earn 85 cents for every dollar — What's behind the disparity?

Households of LGBTQ+ and intersex people make 85 cents to the dollar of others, according to the Center for American Progress, which cites discrimination as one culprit and says the Trump administration will likely make it worse

Debunking the Black Blame

Pointing fingers at California's African-Americans over the passage of Proposition 8 is rushing to judgment, writes The Advocate's Teresa Morrison. Race-baiting is simply a repeat of the terrible injustice of Prop. 8.

LGBTQ+ youth of color predict shorter lives than their white peers: report

While the majority of LGBTQ+ youth expect to live to age 35, a new report from the Trevor Project reveals alarming similarities among those who don't.

Gillibrand, Inslee Make Only Mentions of LGBTQ Rights at Debate

The New York senator raised her record fighting to repeal anti-LGBTQ military policies. And the Washington governor promised to be an ally.

Gregorio Millett: This Scientist Knows of Which He Speaks.

Millett is perhaps our country's foremost expert on HIV among gay and bi men of color

Survey Finds Broad Opposition to 'License to Discriminate' Laws

There's also widespread support for marriage equality in PRRI's latest American Values Atlas.

Prop. 8 Exit Polling Off, Experts Say

A new study on Prop. 8 voting trends found that far fewer African Americans voted to pass the gay marriage ban than the 70% suggested by exit polling.

Lawsuit accuses University of Michigan of discriminating against straight, cisgender men

An organization that previously sued Northwestern University claims the Michigan Law Review hires gay and transgender individuals over more qualified straight and cisgender applicants.

Less GOP and more LGBT — Gen Z is more likely to be queer than Republican, survey reveals

Members of Gen Z are more likely to be LGBTQ+ than they are to identify as Republican or as white Christians, according to a new survey from PRRI.

LGBTQ+ Characters Down Slightly, Racial Diversity Up: GLAAD TV Report

Transgender and bisexual representation decreased, according to the "Where We Are on TV" report.

LGBTQ Voters Could Decide Close Elections in Arizona, Florida, N.J.

Politicians, aware the queer electorate could swing their races, are specifically reaching out to LGBTQ voters.

STUDY: Half of Black Gay Men Will Test HIV-Positive

A new CDC report shows alarming HIV rates in the black and gay communities.

Study: Queer Men of Color Have Sex at Earlier Ages Than Straight Peers

New research underscores the need for earlier HIV testing and LGBTQ+-inclusive sex education.

New Campaign Highlights Disparities, Discrimination in State Adoption Laws

The Family Equality Council's initiative for National Adoption Month shows LGBT people and same-sex couples face state-level hurdles that hurt their chances of becoming parents.

Why This Lesbian's 'Love Connection' Matters

Liz Baxter sees her appearance onĀ Love Connection as anything but a lark.

Oregonian Hopes to Be Nation's First Trans Male State Lawmaker

Zeloszelos Marchandt would bring experience in theater, health care, and journalism plus an extensive activist background to the Oregon House.