With the constant stream of hostile rhetoric coming from the President’s personal twitter account and press statements, it can be hard to know what to ... Read More

At the National Civil Rights Museum in Memphis, on the site where Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. was assassinated, stands a 13×26 foot sculpture, “Movement ... Read More

Today, I am an out and proud lesbian, and I am prouder still to be the President of the GLAD Board. At the time of ... Read More

Today, the Ninth Circuit issued its long-awaited decision in Karnoski v. Trump, one of the four legal challenges to the ban on military service by transgender people.  The ... Read More

Sylvia Rivera was the human embodiment of the Stonewall Riots- the most significant event of LGBTQ history, led by trans women of color. Queer rights ... Read More

As an African LGBTQ community member and activist, for a long time Stonewall has been and is a symbol for the fight that was won ... Read More

The leaders and activists of decades past bulldozed for us a path toward equality. Now, we need to fight for their absolute right to be ... Read More

Whether in your family it’s Mother’s Day, Mothers’ Day, Parent Day – or something completely different – today is a day when many people celebrate ... Read More

LGBTQ families come in many configurations. All of them are worthy of recognition, respect and protection, especially where children are concerned. Neither financial resources nor ... Read More

Today’s event, Day of Silence, is a student-led action to spread awareness about the impact of bullying on LGBTQ youth. By taking a vow of ... Read More