Johnson called the Comptroller role “probably the most important job that people aren’t paying attention to.”

The first out gay member of the Pennsylvania legislature is running for Lt. Governor and he’s not willing to play nice when it comes to the important stuff.

Dr. Rachel Levine, assistant secretary of health at the Department of Health and Human Services, spoke with LGBTQ Nation about the administration’s “National Month of Action” and how queer folks can make a difference.

The award-winning journalist speaks with LGBTQ Nation about racism in America and how to turn fire into diamonds.

When Donzaleigh Abernathy saw what happened at the Capitol on January 6, she was angered and moved. But it wasn’t anything she hasn’t seen before – and she still believes that we’re on the path to a better world.

Donzaleigh Abernathy’s life & career was made possible by queer people you haven’t heard from. Until now.

She was irreparably shaped by the sudden assassination of her beloved Uncle Martin, but she refused to let fear hold her back.

Reggie Greer, Senior Advisor on LGBTQ Engagement for the Biden administration, tells LGBTQ Nation how he makes sure LGBTQ people are in the room when important decisions are made.

“It’s this reverse Trumpian logic that the strong prevail over the weak, the preying upon the vulnerable in our country.”

The pandemic’s gone on a year. We’re left to deal with mental health issues, strained relationships, vaccines, and Zoom calls. So is Malcolm Kenyatta.

LGBTQ Nation interviewed the bisexual athlete about his year-long journey in hope of becoming the first player on a NFL football field while out.

The incoming administration has the power to foster a national atmosphere of respect, recognition, and equal protection.

In an interview with LGBTQ Nation on the eve of the election, Buttigieg emphasizes how high the stakes are and how a Biden administration can undo the damage of the Trump era.

At 65, the transgender comic is poised to take the world by storm.

Dr. Eric Cervini is an authority on 1960s gay activism that opened his ‘Magic Closet’ to showcase his knowledge alongside looks online.

An interview with the activist/filmmaker of risqué films focuses on the direction of his latest web series, FATHERS, which imagines a world without AIDS.

A Mormon survivor of ex-gay therapy dropped this bombshell: Even though the Mormon church says it opposes conversion therapy, they pay for congregants to go through it.

The out presidential candidate’s just not that into you, Mr. Trump – and I doubt Mike Pence would be approving, either.

Elton John helped the singer eventually come to terms with his budding teenage sexuality.

“The people voted for action. They didn’t vote for platitudes. They didn’t vote to be nice.”