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After his Meet the Press spotlight, we break down his record on LGBTQ issues, why Robert Reich calls him a "big mistake" for Dems, and whether our community should buy what he's selling.
Bayou wit meets the 2028 culture wars. Louisiana Sen. John Kennedy just left the door wide open to a White House run—warning he'll jump in if the GOP field gets overrun by "goobers." But what would a Kennedy campaign mea
Between the trauma of COVID, media outrage, and a suspected outbreak halfway across the globe, folks are losing their minds. Here's a reality check on what's actually happening in Siberia, how to keep your cool, and why
As the federal government scraps recent equity rules, we're taking a hard look at what this means for the future of student civil rights.
Sweeping federal policy changes are bringing major Medicaid rollbacks to Illinois, hitting low-income residents and LGBTQ communities hard. Here is what you need to know about those state letters and where to get help be
Being an LGBTQ sanctuary city means nothing if LGBTQ Chicagoans cannot afford the door.
It is not well with my soul when political leaders attack community servants.
From progressive records to outsider platforms, candidates are lining up to lead Chicago. It's time to look past photo ops and ask tough questions about healthcare, youth shelters, and neighborhood safety.
A monumental marriage equality win in Southeast Asia, high-stakes Supreme Court rulings in Washington, and a game-changing advance in HIV prevention lead this week's essential roundup of LGBTQ news at home and abroad.
Marine Corps veteran Bradley Setter reflects on breaking free from survival mode, finding his voice in Chicago organizing, and the power of visibility.
As political attacks on the LGBTQ community intensify ahead of November, the deadly hate crime at an Arizona gay bar shows the real-world consequences of campaign vitriol.
The crucifixion of Dr. Anthony Fauci is what happens when a political circus replaces real public service.
Chicago celebrated its 23rd annual Disability Pride Parade, bringing advocates, community members and LGBTQ allies to Dearborn Street for the nation's longest-running observance. Here is how local organizers and advocate
Legal battles, sports policy changes, and "Bound" anniversary lead LGBTQ news briefs.
The co-founders of the NOH8 Campaign brought their iconic photographic protest to Chicago's Center on Halsted. Read how a silent photo shoot born out of Proposition 8 grew into an international movement against hate—and
Pride Action Tank celebrated the four-year anniversary of its groundbreaking restroom advocacy initiative with a rally at The Hideout Chicago featuring powerful personal stories and community leaders.
Here is a weekly roundup of the biggest LGBTQ stories, including high court sports rulings, international inquiries and historic entertainment milestones.
Gerald Farinas delves into how the U.S. and Iran have been working together to send LGBTQ asylum seekers back to Iran for punishment.
With the appointment of Antonio King as Chicago's first Director of LGBTQ Affairs, we finally have a full-time seat at the table where city policy is written. I'm breaking down who King is and the specific tasks he's tak
President Donald Trump officially pulled the U.S. out of the World Health Organization, a major tool to fight HIV/AIDS and other diseases around the world. It is a critical lifeline that will lose out on money from the w
Rick Garcia, a legendary pioneer for LGBTQ civil rights and a fierce advocate for inclusive faith, has died at 66. From the halls of Springfield to the steps of the Cathedral, Rick spent decades fighting for the dignity
The U.S. Supreme Court is weighing a case that could reshape how states regulate conversion therapy for minors. At the center is a Colorado counselor who says her speech is being censored—and a state defending its duty t
Looking for protest merch ahead of Chicago's upcoming demonstrations? Raygun in Andersonville has you covered with smart, progressive designs and plenty of LGBTQ pride.
