The Cultural Roadmap for City Girls Everywhere
The much anticipated official reopening of the completely reimagined, revamped, and stunningly renovated Henrietta Hudson will take place this Saturday, May 15 at 6pm.
The landmark ruling is not only a groundbreaking victory for LGBTQ people and advocates all over the country, it comes as a surprise from our increasingly conservative court.
Tragically, Stephens won’t be alive to see the results of her case.
Germany is the first major European country to ban the discredited practice.
Carter is the author of the definitive book on the Stonewall riots.
Celesbian breakup alert!
Authorities say the car may have been involved in a high velocity crash.
A lesbian judge in Texas is fighting back after being sanctioned for flying a rainbow flag in her courtroom.
International Pride organizations are coming together to plan a massive online event that anyone can participate in, from anywhere in the world.
Rest in power to the “mother of the trans Latinx community in Queens, New York.”
The Prime Minister of the UK is the first leader of a major Western country to test positive for COVID-19.
The checks could amount to $1000 or even more, and they could go out by April.
New York Attorney General Letitia James announced a new policy that allows trans minors to change their birth certificates “effective immediately.”
He still faces a potential 28 years in Los Angeles as well.
Spain’s first coronavirus patient has reportedly been cured of the virus with an HIV drug, giving scientists “hope.”
Virginia is the first state in the South and the 20th state in the country to ban the harmful and discredited practice.
“If you are a school district that thinks you can bully a gay teacher out of their job, I hope you remember my name and I hope you think twice.”
The Supreme Court will hear the case during its next term, which starts in October 2020.
Students at Kennedy Catholic High School in Seattle planned a massive sit-in and walkout on Tuesday in defense of their gay and lesbian teachers.
GLAAD just launched a new series called “Neon” to highlight Black LGBTQ people and increase their visibility in the media.
Virginia is set to become the first state in the South to offer LGBTQ civil rights protections after lawmakers passed the Virginia Values Act.
Marsha P. Johnson will be the first openly LGBTQ person with a New York state park named after her.
Lawmakers in South Dakota are trying to ban marriage equality, permanently legalize conversion therapy, criminalize trans healthcare, and more.
A Utah lawmaker’s sister, who has a trans husband and child, is trying to stop him from banning vital healthcare for trans youth.
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DJ Tracy Young is the first-ever woman to win Best Remixed Recording, Non-Classical at the Grammys.
South Korea’s first trans woman soldier was ousted from the military — but she’s determined to keep fighting for her right to serve.
Celesbian drama alert!!!
Sabrina Haake, a lesbian lawyer who wants to tackle the climate crisis, is running for Congress in Mike Pence’s home state.
The 49ers’ Katie Sowers will make history as the first woman AND the first openly gay coach at the Super Bowl.
A private Christian school in Kentucky called the 15-year-old girl’s rainbow sweater and cake a “lifestyle violation.”
LGBTQ parents in New Jersey will no longer have to jump over a million hurdles to adopt their non-biological children.
The largest publisher of LGBTQ content in the U.S. just named a female CEO for the first time in history.
A new study found that U.S. women are significantly more prejudiced than men against lesbians.
Schools in Israel held impromptu tolerance classes in response to Education Minister Rafael Peretz’s anti-LGBTQ comments.
Janelle Monáe seemingly came out as non-binary with the use of a Twitter hashtag.
Lesbian drama on “The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills”? Could it be true?!
