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Liz Cheney says she was wrong on marriage equality; promises to defend it
"I was wrong, I was wrong," Liz Cheney said. She is facing a Trump-backed opponent in her Republican primary election in 2022.
Study shows mental distress for LGBTQ during Trump presidency
Attacks and real threat of legislating anti-LGBTQ policies created mental harm.
Milwaukee Pride announces PridetoberFest 2021 line-up for Oct. 8 and 9
Texas sues Biden for right to discriminate against LGBTQ persons
Republican Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton says the pro-LGBTQ mandate is unconstitutional.
At U.N. General Assembly, Biden says all nations must defend LGBT rights
The sounds of Israel and beyond from DJ Shane Marcus
Drag stars bringing brunch – and a round of sass – to suburban homes
RuPaul makes history as most Emmy-awarded Black performer
Elvira, Mistress of the Dark, comes out as gay in new book; hosts Chicago virtual book talk on Sep. 23
Cassandra Peterson shares about a 19-year relationship with Teresa Wierson, whom she met at a Gold's Gym.
Chicago-area Catholic school hires lesbian after public outcry; U.S. bishops campaign against Equality Act
If passed by the U.S. Senate, the Equality Act would take away the Church's right to discriminate against LGBTQ persons in employment.
Missing YouTuber, fiance not tied to lesbian couple's deaths in Utah; double-murder still mystery
YouTuber's fiance Brian Laundrie was considered a possible lead to the double-homicide of Kylen Schulte and Chrystal Turner.
LGBTQ patients sue insurance giant Aetna for discrimination
Goidel v. Aetna alleges Aetna forces LGBTQ couples to pay higher out of pocket costs for fertility treatments.
Okla. university must reinstate transgender professor, says federal court
As the case went before the appeals court, it was determined there was enough evidence to prove that discrimination based on gender identity was present.