Cory Booker

Republicans complained that law enforcement is “intimidating” angry conservative parents by investigating threats of school shootings and other violence. Cory Booker wasn’t having it.

A Republican tried to troll Democrats with a “defund the police” amendment. He failed spectacularly.

The resolution acknowledges that at least 100,000 people and their families fell victim to anti-LGBTQ discrimination and prejudice practiced by the federal government.

Dawson also revealed that she has now moved in with her partner, Senator Cory Booker.

To be blunt, Trenton, New Jersey city government sounds absolutely bonkers.

The host of LGBTQ Nation’s new podcast has something to say.

And she finds LGBTQ people “repugnant”?

He was about to call Aimee Stephens, the Supreme Court plaintiff suing for trans employment rights, when his aide stopped him.

She’s dating Sen. Cory Booker and now she’s going to live her truth.

The decision came down to money for the longtime LGBTQ ally.

But what about 2020?

Sanders, Biden and Buttigieg all raked in serious dough ahead of Iowa, while Marianne Williamson laid off her entire staff. Still, Trump out-earned them all.

She hosted a lesbian proposal, helped Pete Buttigieg challenge Mike Pence’s homophobia, and kissed half of Hollywood. It was a good year for Ellen.

Actress Rosario Dawson is accused of holding a trans man down while her mother beat him.

The Democratic presidential candidates who qualified for the next debate has dramatically winnowed the field. But in the end, there’s only one podium that matters.

She wants transgender people to know she’d have their back if she becomes President.

They “helped their uncle be someone who is more aware of specific issues facing trans youth in schools today.”

Kamala Harris, Bernie Sanders, and Cory Booker have all campaigned in a church where the pastor said LGBTQ people are going to hell.

For a party that was skittish about marriage equality not that long ago, the vocal support by for trans rights is a major step forward.

Since the start of his term in office, President Trump and his administration have issued more than 115 attacks in policy and rhetoric against the LGBTQ community.