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This gay guy fell victim to a Grindr scam. But the government shutdown means he can’t report it.
He thought he found a legitimate sugar daddy, but all he met was a scammer.
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One of the first things Ohio’s new Republican governor did was protect LGBTQ state employees
Moments after his midnight swearing in, Mike DeWine issued an executive order protecting state workers from gender identity and sexual orientation discrimination.
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Evangelicals sue for right to deny shelter to homeless transgender people
They told the court cisgender women “would rather sleep in the woods” in the Alaskan winter than share space with a transgender woman.
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A teen was ‘suicidal’ after having sex with a trans woman. Now he’s charged with her murder.
He shot her in the head just outside of her car and left her for dead after texting her nonstop for days.
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This Republican may go to jail for faking phone calls from a transgender rights group
He ran robocalls against his boss’s opponent, claiming she’s a big supporter of trans rights. In reality, neither of them support the LGBTQ community.
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Areas that voted for Trump have increased school bullying, study says
Is “The Trump Effect” actually real? And if so, how is it affecting LGBTQ students?
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Finally, there’s a dating app in the works for LGBTQ Christians (yes, really)
Queer Christians probably aren’t looking for long-term relationships on Grindr and Scruff.
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3 ways the Trump shutdown is specifically hurting LGBTQ people of all sorts
If you’re a federal employee, an asylum seeker or a queer person needing government help, you’re out of luck.
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Did these 11-year-old ‘girlfriends’ die of suicide after being bullied by classmates?
“My daughter questioned her identity but it didn’t matter to me if she was in love with girls or in love with boys.”
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Evangelicals backpedal opposition to anti-lynching law after national outrage
The group said it was “False Reporting” to say they oppose LGBTQ protections in the bill just because they’re lobbying against those protections.