Commentary

LGBTQ Nation, Queerty & GayCities partnered with BenDelaCreme, Brooke Lynn Hytes, Nico Tortorella, Ryan K. Russell & more to talk about why this year’s election is the most important in our lifetime.

A whole new battle for LGBTQ civil rights may have just begun.

Under the Constitution, the President is responsible for appointing a Vice President, 15 members of the Cabinet, and more than 50 heads of federal agencies.

Republicans have given up trying to win over voters. Instead, they are trying to make it as hard as possible for minority & urban voters — including LGBTQ voters — to cast their ballots.

How does a country, founded on the notion of separation of church and state, keep finding itself under the tyranny of a rich, power hungry, religious society?

The death of Sara Blackwood, in part, spurred former Vice President Joe Biden to speak on the “unacceptable” epidemic of violence facing transgender & gender non-conforming people.

You are not taking a righteous stand to ensure your personal rights and freedom by doing this.

“I’m an average person. I’ve had to work two part-time jobs to make ends meet. I’ve had to work overnights before for over twelve years. I understand it. I understand what people struggle through.”

In a solid town hall performance, Joe Biden demonstrated empathy. In his town hall, Trump demonstrated his nuttiness.

Her death has awakened the power we have as Black women to protect ourselves – and it is on us to never forget it.