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'Drag Race' star Willow Pill comes out as transgender
Russia detains out WNBA star Brittney Griner
Brittney Griner's fate is complicated by Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
DJ Jerac makes his Hydrate Chicago debut, March 5
Life Is Work to hold Chicago Trans Visibility Pageant, March 31
Ukraine under Russian control heightens LGBTQ fears
UN ambassador: intelligence shows LGBTQ people are on Russian list for extermination or internment in camps.
Lightfoot claims 'biggest d*ck in Chicago' according to lawsuit
Argued with park district lawyer about Columbus statue.
Andersonville Midsommarfest returns after two-year hiatus
Los Angeles names its first-ever female and LGBTQ fire department chief
Binny's, local bars, dump Russian vodka, other goods
Smirnoff and Stolichnaya, which have Russian names, are made in the U.S.
Biden talks Equality Act and transgender rights in State of the Union Address
Equality Act only needs Senate passage to become law.
Anti-LGBTQ Pat Robertson comes out of retirement to say God wants Ukraine war
The millionaire televangelist says Putin is being guided by God.
NYC mayor appoints anti-LGBTQ pastors to his new administration
One pastor defended lifetime imprisonment of gay men in Uganda.
Supreme Court refuses to give Christian college a pass over anti-discrimination case
Gordon College attempted to use "ministerial exemption" in a lawsuit brought by a professor.
Dr. Ngozi Ezike stepping down as Illinois' top doctor
U.S. ambassador says LGBTQ Ukrainians on Russia's 'kill list'
'Drag Race' stars Jasmine Kennedie, Bosco come out as transgender
Chicago mask and vaccine mandate ends Feb. 28
Mandatory masking on public transportation and healthcare settings will remain.
Decatur, Ill. residents advocate for gay man attacked in hate crime
Ethan Dickerson is facing hate crime charges.
AOC angers LGBTQ community; proposes renaming post office honoring PFLAG founder
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez open to renaming Jeanne and Jules Manford Post Office Building in New York City.
U.S. Supreme Court takes up LGBTQ case that put civil rights in crosshair
If not limited in scope, conservative members of the Supreme Court could easily use the case to erase LGBTQ rights.