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Opponents of gay marriage are speaking out against Target selling a line of Gay Pride shirts.
Texans have elected their first openly lesbian lawmaker: Mary Gonzalez will represent El Paso in the state house next year.
Those first Pride parades in Chicago weren't parades as much as defiant political statements. And those who march, watch and celebrate have swelled from hundreds to hundreds of thousands. But, at its core, Pride is still
As Pride Month gets started, ChicagoPride.com, a leading provider of online news and entertainment for Chicago's lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender communities (LGBT), reintroduces its popular ‘Out & About' app for A
DC Comics' hero Green Lantern comes out gay in the upcoming comic book Earth 2.
Modesto Tico Valle, CEO of Center on Halsted, has named two community leaders to key staff positions. Dr. Claudia Mossier has been named Director, Mental Health and Youth Programs and Tim'm West has been named Associate
This Saturday afternoon, June 2, 22 talented singers will gather at Sidetrack in Boystown for the 10th Annual Windy City Gay Idol semi-finals.
Is it legally an insult to call someone gay? Not anymore, a court in New York State has ruled.
Former Rutgers student Dharun Ravi appeared in court on Wednesday morning to begin his 30 day sentence in the bullying death of his gay roommate, Tyler Clementi.
The Illinois Senate defeated an anti-bullying bill on Tuesday for the second time.
Jim Darby, of the Chicago chapter of American Veterans for Equal Rights, spoke at a Memorial Day ceremony honoring LGBT veterans at Space Park, 815 W. Roscoe, Monday, May 28
Gay Chicago TV (GCTV) Saturday announced the addition of Waymon Hudson as the host of Critical Thinking, a roundtable discussion of contemporary and relevant political and social events.