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"The City of Chicago could not be prouder of our winning Chicago Sky," said Mayor Lori Lightfoot in a statement received by GoPride.com.
The People's Fabric blog exposed history of disturbing behavior by Ald. Jim Gardiner (45th).
Employees feel Netflix co-CEO is openly defending homophobia and transphobia.
The coins honor the first woman astronaut and a suffragette who was the first woman Latinx candidate for Congress.
Churches and Christian business owners wanted exemption to legally discriminate against LGBTQ persons, at will.
National LGBT Chamber of Commerce will give away $5,000 to $100,000 to LGBTQ restaurant owners.
Human Rights Watch, World Health Organization, United Nations call for Japan to change its outdated law.
The 27-year old diving phenom notes countries still have criminalization laws against LGBTQ people.
Family and Protective Services had several resources for LGBTQ persons and their families on the webpage.
Robinson is the first Black lt. gov. and has tried to influence how racism is discussed in schools.
Among Gruden's frequently used terms were the homophobic slurs, "f*g" and "f*ggot."
Equality Act only needs Senate vote to become federal law, but has been stalled despite Democratic majority.
Making an All-American icon like Superman as queer is the ultimate in inclusion and representation, say advocates.
"Two Spirit" refers to a gender identity recognized by indigenous communities throughout North America.
The employee was unnamed and was fired alongside others over security issues.
Evanston resident Debra Shore was the first out lesbian non-judicial candidate elected in Cook County, Ill.
It is the largest grassroots bisexual advocacy group in Chicago.
Chicago is Conde Nast Traveler's No. 1 five years in a row. Andersonville was on top of the TimeOut list behind only Norrebro in Copenhagen, Denmark.
Log Cabin has been forced to find other locations for events as venues are pressured by other LGBTQ groups to decline their business.
