LGBT groups assume minority communities will climb on board and fight for our equality. That lack of outreach has become our Achilles’ heel.

The show's creator and executive producer Jill Soloway called the news "a dream come true."

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The same state court that paved the way for same-sex marriage in the U.S. is now being asked to decide a complicated case about the parental rights of a once-partnered but unmarried gay couple.

Only through humor can the absurdities of black homophobia keep you laughing to keep you from crying.

Stung by setbacks related to their access to public restrooms, transgender Americans are taking steps to play a more prominent and vocal role in a nationwide campaign to curtail discrimination against them.

One man's impassioned plea for tolerance: "This is what trans looks like, Governor McCrory."

Los Angeles County district attorney's office charged Shehada Issa, 69, on Friday with murder as a hate crime in the son's death.

The awards honor those who further GLAAD's mission of ensuring that stories of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people are heard through media outlets.

A number of films have memorialized AIDS crisis of the 1980s, using the art of moviemaking to reach audiences even today.

"The interview was five to ten minutes long and they cut it."

The CEO of PepsiCo, Inc., has joined the growing list of company heads and municipal officials voicing opposing to North Carolina's new anti-LGBT law.

James Dixon is charged with manslaughter and assault in the Aug. 17, 2013 death of 21-year-old Islan Nettles.

Despite mounting opposition from top business groups, some Missouri GOP legislators say they will continue their efforts to protect businesses that deny services for same-sex weddings.

He's willing to sue to prove it.

University of San Francisco coach and former Stanford and U.S. star Jennifer Azzi has come out as gay.

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One columnist calls the film "an ode to straight-male bonding that doubles as a whole other kind of romp for gay men."

"The murder was committed because of the victim's sexual orientation," prosecutors said in a statement.

Gov. Phil Bryant has clearly stated he feels marriage is only between a man and woman.

Applicants can check either "bride," ''groom" or "spouse" by their name.

According to Frank, Sanders "has been in Congress for 25 years with little to show for it."

The new allegations in the liberal and diverse city come amid a national debate over police relations with minority communities.

Over a dozen bystanders snickered, but no one did anything.

"Gov. Bryant will review it if and when it reaches his desk," Bryant spokesman Clay Chandler said Thursday.

Veteran Simpsons writer Rob LaZebnik reveals the episode was written to support his gay 21-year-old son.

Wells Fargo is not only demanding repeal of North Carolina's new anti-LGBT law, they lit the 48-story Duke Energy Center tower in pink, white, and blue for the International Day of Transgender Visibility.

The judge ruled for the couples who had sued, saying the ban is unconstitutional after recent U.S. Supreme Court decisions legalizing gay marriage and benefits for gay couples.

The group Liberty Counsel offered the General Assembly's Republican leaders its free labor.

Braeburn Pharmaceuticals said it is "reevaluating our options based on the recent, unjust legislation".

Nathan Fort was just beginning to open up about who he really is when his path towards self-acceptance was split in two.