Delaware

Matthew Spampinato had only just started transitioning when he moved to Delaware a year ago. His life tragically ended one day after walking home from work.

Malcolm Kenyatta, Scott Wiener, and Mondaire Jones are among those you can expect to be at the forefront of politics in the new year.

LGBTQ candidates from Texas to Delaware are going to make big changes in state legislatures.

“People don’t care about my gender identity. They just care about whether I’m going to fight for them.”

Transgender advocate Sarah McBride handily won her primary yesterday in a very blue district.

He also talked about seeing two “well-dressed men in suits” kissing in the street as a teen in the 1960’s.

This Delaware Republican’s claim that “f***ots cannot handle reality” – because he couldn’t post a video of a mass shooting to Facebook – has even alienated most of his fellow conservatives.

He hit one of the parade’s organizers, but charges of vehicular assault have been dropped.

“I’m not sure he represents the people who” go to church, the Democrat said about his gay opponent.

If Melania Trump cared about bullying, she could have invited queer youth, who are almost twice as likely as straight kids to avoid school out of fear for their safety.

Lots of good news happened in 2018. We put together a list.

Delaware joins a growing list of states that ban the psychologically harmful practice.

Conservatives have taken a bill supportive of trans students and twisted it into something that could endanger their safety.

His leg was broken and protruding through the skin in the possible hate crime.

Candidate Eugene Truono is sole GOP challenger at this point.

“Transgender service members fill a number of critical military roles. Retaining these talented service members strengthens – not weakens – our military readiness.”

He wrote in an email that Trump’s ban on military soldiers runs counter to his beliefs and has made it impossible for him to serve the administration.

The church claims the message on its sign was “unauthorized” and placed without the leaders’ knowledge. For a week?

A newspaper published an editorial scolding both transphobes and trans allies because both aren’t being civil enough.

The friend-of-the-court brief, filed by 19 attorneys general, says that allowing transgender people to use bathrooms matching their gender creates no public safety, privacy or financial burdens.