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The state is working on a lot of LGBTQ legislation following Democratic wins last fall.

That moment was felt all over the nation by LGBTQ people who have seen their rights and acceptance grow dramatically over the last several decades.

“Twitter is brutal,” she wrote in reference to a recent controversy about her casting in an LGBTQ reality show. And then she came out.

Gov. Gavin Newsom of California pardoned Rustin, who was arrested in 1953 for having sex with men.

Switzerland is going to vote on discrimination protections for LGB people this Sunday. Coca-Cola is taking sides.

James keeps on getting called by his deadname… until he uses his true name at Starbucks.

“You have a fulfilling heterosexual marriage at the age of 18,” Elsa says, “and I’ve just spent two whole movies playing with snow — both are equal and good.”

This is nothing like a Folger’s commercial.

The over 100 million expected Super Bowl viewers will see a smiling lesbian couple on their TV.

The number 24 is taboo in Brazilian soccer because it’s associated with gay men. Now there’s a campaign to change that.

Virginia just passed a slate of LGBTQ bill, while Jerry Falwell Jr. wants conservative counties to secede and join West Virginia because the state is getting too progressive.

Virginia became the 38th state to ratify the ERA. What better way to honor that than with a tattoo?

Kim Chi and Miz Cracker are going to appear in a Super Bowl ad this Sunday, something RuPaul did decades ago.

The show is aimed at preschoolers and it doesn’t shy away from LGBTQ-inclusiveness.

Margaret Marshall said that people remember her historic 2003 decision that legalized marriage equality. And they’re grateful.

The historic trial ended due to an injury, but he’s using his platform to advocate for transgender athletes.

And it’s LGBTQ inclusive.

The ad will promote a campaign to get women into computer science. #MakeSpaceForWomen

Over 100 million people will see drag queens on TV – many of them for the first time.

Lil Nas X, Tracy Young, and Lady Gaga picked up awards while Billy Porter and Lil Nas stunned on the red carpet.