Thousands honor suffragist Susan B. Anthony for Election Day
There's a tradition of leaving "I Voted" stickers on her gravestone on Election Day.
November 5, 2024
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There's a tradition of leaving "I Voted" stickers on her gravestone on Election Day.
Trump attempted his best behavior during a speech to women in honor of Women's History Month, but it's easy to read between his lines.Â
The far-right American Family Association has doubts but has backed off outright opposition to the Supreme Court nominee.
This is the beginning of The Advocate's new column that will keep tabs on the day-by-day resistance movement against Trump.
The Trump administration's Friday actions may have appalled others, but members of the religious right are thrilled.
John Berry, the highest-ranking openly LGBT official in the Obama administration, delivered a stirring and poignant appeal to Justice Department employees at their Pride celebration.
He was also a survivor, a Cassandra, and a legendary hero.
Republicans have had an unthinkable night, with it becoming a real possibility the party will retain control of the Senate and House, while also winning the presidency.
In the heady first years of feminism, lesbians crashed the party, forever bonding the two movements. To win the presidency, Hillary Clinton must reckon with both.
The leaders of the new group are out of step with most U.S. Catholics, says the Human Rights Campaign.
Throughout history, women who challenged expectations were labeled as "witches" and persecuted, but now they’re turning that stigma into strength, writes Marie-Adélina de la Ferrière.
It's been a year since Virginia became the final state needed to ratify the ERA, and trans politician Danica Roem was a key factor.Â
This the history of Betty Friedan, "feminine feminists" and the Lavender Menace.
Stone, credited with starting the field of transgender studies, is a woman of many accomplishments.
Just in time for Southern Decadence, historian Frank Perez tells us the tales of vibrant gay New Orleans.