AT&T

The communications giant unleashed one of the most destructive forces on cable today and has provided the contracts that keep it going.

Companies that change their logo to include a rainbow are finding out that isn’t good enough when they’re funding the onslaught of anti-LGBTQ legislation we’ve faced over the past years.

The controversial televangelist who went to jail for grifting followers is facing economic disaster and criminal charges after duping gullible believers into buying a fake coronavirus cure.

Many members of ALEC tout their pro-LGBTQ policies, but don’t seem to have a problem with its new partnership with Alliance Defending Freedom.

They have been fighting LGBTQ youth suicide for two decades with a phone line. Now they’re reaching out to Generation Z.

Three students can win a $10,000 scholarship if you apply by September 22.

And he would invite him back to speak again, saying, “We are not to going to censor or edit the president of the United States.”

Dallas-based telecommunications giant AT&T has contributed $75,000 to anti-gay Republican Attorney General Greg Abbott’s campaign for governor. Lone Star QA reports that, according to campaign finance reports obtained by the Texas Ethics Commission, AT&T’s Texas political action committee gave $50,000 to Abbott’s campaign in January, and another $25,000 in June…

AT&T, a long-time sponsor of the U.S. Olympic Committee, on Tuesday became the first major U.S. corporation to make a public statement condemning anti-LGBT Russian law outlawing “homosexual propaganda.”

James Turley, the Global Chairman and CEO of Ernst & Young, and a board member of the Boy Scouts of America, has called for an end to the long-standing ban on gay Scouts and gay Scout leaders, and a new petition drive is aimed at board members who lead LGBT-inclusive companies.