Gay CEO of Macy's, Jeff Gennette, to Retire in 2024
He's one of the few out CEOs in the U.S.
March 30, 2023
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He's one of the few out CEOs in the U.S.
Bia, a Black trans woman, was introduced in the first issue of the DC Comics series Nubia & The Amazons, out this week.
The acclaimed actor will receive the Champion Award from the LGBTQ+ education nonprofit GLSEN.
The pair is involved in a new podcast that tells the queer story of a murder mystery.
With If Beale Street Could Talk getting raves, we look at other screen treatments of the great author's work -- and life.
Closing out the year with host Matt Damon, the epitome of cluelessness, is fitting for a show that still loves gay jokes and decries "identity politics."
A book by gay activist Cleve Jones, a rally against Breitbart, and an ABC series on immigration are this week's highlights.
Author and historian Eric Cervini's book The Deviant's War explores the life of the famed astronomer-turned-activist.
Republican House members and conservative groups contended that removing books from school libraries doesn't amount to banning them, while Democrats pushed back.
The Advocate's Christopher Wiggins also scored a nomination for Outstanding Online Journalism Article.
LGBTQ+ people and women face unique needs after climate disasters that are often ignored by federal disaster response. Here's how you can help.
GLAAD's Sarah Kate Ellis and Dustin Lance Black on the importance of Nielsen tracking LGBTQ households.
Cooper will executive produce the series.
The streaming service is adding dozens of LGBT-themed films to its library including Howl with James Franco, G.B.F., and modern favorites about queer women like Loving Annabelle.
Coral Ridge Ministries sued over the designation by the Southern Poverty Law Center, but a federal appeals court found its case unconvincing.
Just in time for Spring, here's the queer things to watch in April.
As long as Donald Trump is in office, LGBT people have few friends in the White House. Thankfully, corporations are picking up some of the slack.
When networks give us stories about LGBTQ people, people of color, women, and other marginalized people, it's imperative that we watch.
The media organization announced its list of those that promoted "fair, accurate, and inclusive representations of LGBTQ people and issues" in 2017.