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Chris Evans on supporting his gay brother and human rights during ‘tricky times’
Actor Chris Evans also said that women’s rights are an issue close to his heart, in part due to growing up with sisters.
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White supremacist alt-right leader: ‘Hail Trump, hail our people, hail victory!’
Members of the antigay National Policy Institute offered its bigoted president the Nazi salute at Saturday’s gathering.
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Gov. Cuomo tells New Yorkers to fight for tolerance, justice in stirring speech
Gov. Cuomo announced intentions to expand protections protecting students from discrimination, as well as the formation of a new hate-crimes unit to protect immigrants.
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Vandals paint swastika on front door of Trump supporter in Maryland
“I’m not going to be intimidated by this BS,” said Thomas Roszkowski, “and that’s all this is. It’s just anarchy.”
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Gay NYC councilman threatened with death leads protest march to Trump Tower
Councilman Jimmy Van Bramer was joined by hundreds of concerned citizens to demonstrate that Donald Trump’s hateful rhetoric does not represent Queens Values.
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NC governor’s race drama continues as Democrat Cooper picks transition team
It looks like signing anti-LGBTQ House Bill 2 into law has cost Gov. Pat McCrory his reelection bid in North Carolina, and Roy Cooper is ready to officially become governor.
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This sneak peek of LGBTQ rights miniseries ‘When We Rise’ will give you shivers
This epic drama aims to tell “the tale of a family of individuals that helped pioneer one of the last legs of the LGBT movement.”
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Green Day leads chant at AMAs: ‘No Trump, no KKK, no fascist USA’
Green Day frontman Bille Joe Armstrong posted on Instagram after the election that “racism, misogyny, transphobia, homophobia, and xenophobes” are not welcome at their shows.
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Fla. couple responds to antigay Trump supporter: ‘time for BIGGER rainbow flags’
“Hey, Dumbass,” wrote the hateful neighbor in a letter addressed to “Resident Dolts,” which reminds them, “the election is over.”
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Pence not offended by ‘Hamilton’ cast addressing him and they aren’t apologizing
Donald Trump demanded the cast of “Hamilton” apologize to Mike Pence for addressing him onstage, but Pence says he wasn’t offended and the cast isn’t apologizing.