Joe Biden LGBTQ rights

Biden promised the coordinator would help fight nationwide book bans, but the position remains unfilled.

The college was trying to overturn a rule that said schools can’t discriminate against transgender students.

We are officially halfway through the first year of the Biden-Harris administration. Here’s what they’ve done for LGBTQ rights.

Secretary of State Anthony Blinken authorized the rainbow flag at all American outposts, in time for Pride Month.

Biden promised to “affirm one’s gender marker and expand access to accurate identification documents” as President. His administration is preparing to follow through.

While there is still an internal review of recruitment policy under way in the Defense Department, the Pentagon made clear that trans people can walk in and start enlisting whenever they’re ready.

After four years of hate-fueled and anti-LGBTQ tweets coming from the White House, a gay Wisconsinite is now managing the new President’s social media.

Antony Blinken also promised to appoint an LGBTQ rights envoy, which the Trump administration refused to.

President-elect Biden made the promise in congratulating House Speaker Nancy Pelosi for winning an “LGBTQ History Maker” award.

The spot centers LGBTQ spaces affected by the pandemic, explaining “no one knows when we’ll be free to come back, to truly be ourselves.”