Jason Collins

“These censorious efforts will not end with book bans,” the letter states.

“Corrupt indoctrination via Google…There’re all in bed together,” one alarmed person commented.

Over the years, Hardaway has proven his evolution on LGBTQ rights. Now, with a sincere apology, maybe he’ll find forgiveness from the queer community.

Out pro athletes are taking their best shots to make the sports world more accepting of LGBTQ athletes.

Carl Nassib’s coming out shows how far we’ve come toward ending homophobia in the locker room, and how far we have to go in ending bigotry outside of it.

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.

Was it really about paperwork or was it homophobia?

If LGBT people had a state, we’d be the size of North Carolina and have 15 electoral college votes.

“Well, you know, I hate gay people, so I let it be known,” Hardaway said back in 2007. Today, he’s an outspoken LGBTQ ally.

An article about the awkward questions people ask LGBTQ folk is made more awkward by a headline that treats us as “others.”