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Facebook & Twitter are getting advice on free speech from a hate group leader
The social media giants talked to a “kill the gays” bill advocate to get advice on defining hate speech.
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New Texas Republican House Speaker says transgender bathroom access is not a ‘real issue’
The incoming Texas House Speaker has a long list of “to dos” — but an anti-transgender bathroom bill isn’t one of them.
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This woman went on an unhinged anti-gay tirade at a nail salon & it was all captured on video
“You probably wish you had a c–t like me,” she told him as she walked out the door.
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These women allegedly sexually assaulted a transgender person in a crowded bar
The women started berating her, exposing their genitals, and touching her repeatedly while customers watched.
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Democrats are showing why the midterms mattered for LGBTQ rights
New governors in Wisconsin and Michigan started their terms by extending protections to LGBTQ workers and people getting state services, while House Democrats banned employment discrimination for their staffers.
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Denver passes conversion therapy ban just as Colorado gets a gay governor
Conversion therapy is “basically saying, ‘You are not OK. You must change. You’re not enough.'”
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America’s first gay elected governor was sworn in & LGBTQ people celebrated with him
“I’ve never been happier. It’s from one end of the spectrum to the other. From one end of the rainbow to the other.”
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Civil rights icon won’t be honored by civil rights group because she supports civil rights
Lesbian feminist icon and racial justice warrior Angela Davis won a major civil rights award. Now the group is yanking it back over her criticism of the Israeli government.
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Elizabeth Warren reverses course on her infamous anti-transgender remark
Democratic presidential hopeful Elizabeth Warren has reversed her 2012 opinion on a transgender inmate accessing transition-related medical care.
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Another black man has been found dead in this wealthy white gay man’s home
Two years ago a young black sex worker was found dead in his home, but he wasn’t prosecuted.