Remember this Black History Month that being Black and LGBTQ is still groundbreaking in several places – even in our nation’s Capitol.

Rep. David Cicilline referenced a famous Benjamin Franklin quote to slam Trump for acting like a reckless king.

She hopes there will be trans people in Congress soon, but for now “our role is always to bring the voices of those who are not in the room to the table.”

The Speaker may have acted reluctantly, but out members of Congress are standing behind her.

Republicans tried to stall by making a clerk read the entire bill aloud. Twice.

His campaign, whether he wins or not, is good for the gays. And that’s good, because the gays deserve good things.

The House Judiciary Committee voted to reauthorize the Violence Against Women Act, but not without a fight.

The bill would provide sweeping civil rights protections for LGBTQ people across the country.

A list of targeted races for the 2020 elections includes most LGBTQ people in the House of Representatives.

New governors in Wisconsin and Michigan started their terms by extending protections to LGBTQ workers and people getting state services, while House Democrats banned employment discrimination for their staffers.