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"I realized that my community was not getting the information they needed about how to reverse an overdose," KochinaRude tells The Advocate.
Defeating Trump's Supreme Court nominee will be hard, but it's possible, say the influential senator and other progressives.
When an Oregon bakery refused to make a wedding cake for Rachel and Laurel Bowman-Cryer, it became a talking point for "religious freedom" proponents. The women say the ordeal has left them broke and scarred.
Walz's speech came after warm-up acts including Bill Clinton and Oprah.
Among other things, the administration is announcing new steps to strengthen PEPFAR, a global effort to fight HIV and AIDS.
U.S. District Judge Reed O'Connor ruled Wednesday that requiring insurance companies to cover medications to prevent HIV transmission violates plaintiffs' rights on religious grounds.
Out activist Jasmyne A. Cannick led the call to bring the accused predator to justice, but she says opportunism elbowed her out of the narrative.
Trump fears the crisis will cost him reelection, so he's doing everything he can to deflect from his mismanagement, writes Susan SurfTone.
“We have to fight for our freedom to read,” Pressley told the audience.
The Advocate's news editor on the role of civility in the equality movement.
With Trump working to greenlight discrimination, the out Rhode Island congressman demands a defense plan.
He did get in a pitch for the Equality Act, though, and shout-outs to transgender youth and marriage equality.
As we mark National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day, we must continue the push for a cure.
Ryan Reyes and Obergefell are two gay men who dedicated themselves to greater causes after losing the loves of their lives.
Government neglect, unemployment, health and socioeconomic disparities, racism, homophobia, and stigma are all contributing to an escalating catastrophe.
Although there were moments when they bonded emotionally during an HIV-positive cruise retreat, Tom Donohue can't stop thinking about all the time he got to let loose and forget about being HIV-positive.
