Anti-diversity crusader Robby Starbuck to headline Society for Human Resource Management convention
The right-wing extremist has a long anti-LGBTQ+ history.
September 18, 2025
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How IBM Transformed Itself Into an LGBTQ-Inclusive Company
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Why Every City Needs an LGBT Job Fair
Finding and keeping work remains perilous for many LGBT people. But an event in one of the nation's biggest cities is helping queer folks find employment and climb the ladder.
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Connecting Communities â How to Manage Your Finances for the Future
Simply knowing and understanding the financial world will help you to prepare.
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L.A. Mayor Backs National Monument Status for Stonewall
This status "would honor LGBT history," Mayor Eric Garcetti tells President Obama.
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Womenâs contributions and menâs racism erased from history of national monument
NPS removed historical information about women and race from signs at the Muir Woods National Monument.
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'Schitt's Creek,' Post-Melancholy Queerness, and Pandemic Escape
Missed this now-iconic comedy on its first go round? Now's the perfect time to see what you missed.
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One Gay Actor Shifts to Winemaking in Uncertain Times
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Read a Ugandan Trans Woman's Courageous Letter to Parliament
The woman asked her members of Parliament to reject the so-called "kill the gays" bill.
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Domestic violence nonprofits rocked by Trump funding freeze
Gender-based violence organizations have begun to self-edit their public-facing media out of fear they will lose federal grants essential to the provision of life-saving services.
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Republicans pass âBig Beautiful Billâ banning federally funded gender-affirming care for trans people
The Human Rights Campaign called the bill "cruel."
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May 22, 2025
Gay Grief Is Different
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December 1, 2018
We 55 respectfully disagree
In an "open letter" to The Advocate and to LGBT people everywhere, more than four dozen prominent activists of color take issue with Jasmyne Cannick's commentary calling for LGBT equality to take priority over rights for illegal immigrants. Quoting Audre Lorde, they remind us, "There is no hierarchy of oppression."
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The Intersection of Queer Identity and Atheism
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All The President's Women and Men
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