biphobia

According to the Pew Research Center, 40% of LGBTQ Americans identify as bisexual.

Black Americans are more likely than any other racial or ethnic group to perceive discrimination against LGBTQ people.

Even though bisexual is the B in LGBTQ, some say they rarely see bisexual folks getting positive shout outs at Pride.

We asked our readers if they felt welcome at pride events and some of the answers they gave us may surprise you.

Ramirez, who is bisexual in real life and on screen as surgeon Callie Torres, said of ABC: “I will invest my brand where I’m respected.”

Being out-and-proud sometimes has these funny, awkward, and sweet moments, but I’d be lying if I didn’t say it has its dark side.

An article about the awkward questions people ask LGBTQ folk is made more awkward by a headline that treats us as “others.”

Christopher Biggins and Renee Graziano competed recently to see who could be the bigger biphobe. In a fierce competition, they pretty much tied for worst.