Chicago's Legacy Walk teaches our history in a unique and fascinating manner.

Did Lee Harvey Oswald's wife leave him for a woman shortly before he assassinated Kennedy? Why was a gay man the only person prosecuted for the crime?

"We never called Moms a homosexual. That word never fit her. We never called her gay. We called her Mr. Moms."

Deborah Sampson dressed as a man to join the Army. While she married and had children after the war, her gender identity wasn't important on the battlefield.

This year marks the 50th anniversary of the decriminalization of adult same-sex sexual expression in England.

Ellen DeGeneres made history 20 years ago as the first prime-time lead on network TV to come out.

Property under development in San Francisco‘s Tenderloin District has become the subject of heated debate between LGBT historians and developers. Community activists are pushing for a four-block region in the Tenderloin to be recognized as a…

The WWII hero saved millions of lives before being chemically castrated for being gay. He killed himself two years later.

Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced the memorial and established a commission to create it in the wake of the Orlando shootings that killed 49 people.

We can learn much from the lives of the historical figures that came before us, but perhaps we can learn even more from the LGBTQ people we meet in our day to day lives.