LGBTQ teens

“As I was saying…”

The couple didn’t even think they’d make it on the ballot, let alone win, at their rural school in a small Pennsylvania town. Now they’ve made history.

The school board president compared the Pride flag to white supremacist symbols.

JoJo Siwa is bringing her bows and bops into a cereal aisle near you.

Mikayla Miller was attacked by a group of teens, including a girl she used to date. The next morning, she was found hanging from a tree.

“I am just so proud of you, you know, being just an amazing role model and embracing your truth,” Mrs. Obama tells the 13 year old.

Gene Simmons even called out the judges for not seeing the trans teen’s star quality.

The school says the language was “inappropriate.”

You may not know about the 17 year-old entertainer yet, but she’s already one of the biggest stars to children everywhere. People say she’s “changed history… for LGBTQ youth.”

The teen was walking through a playground when the men demanded, “take off your wig.” Now they have a torn knee ligament.

The Trevor Project’s second annual mental health survey reveals the scary reality that LGBTQ youth regularly face.

The researchers examined death records for teens from 2003 to 2017 for the study.

“Don’t forget to use it regularly, so you’ll know what my lips feel like.”

Researchers found gay, lesbian, bisexual and questioning teenagers smoked more than those who said they were straight. Trans teens were inexplicably left out.

The couple was found dead Aug. 25 in an apparent murder-suicide shortly after the first teen reported the abuse to police.

The couple were being investigated by authorities in Minnesota after an unnamed teen claimed he had an ongoing sexual relationship with them.

A man shares the unique and clever way his young teenage stepson came out as bisexual.

Deanna Rabuck is worried about the “purity” of her daughters, which she fears will be tainted if LGBTQ issues are taught in school.

In her recent column, Linda Harvey compares the LGBTQ community to “a Halloween haunted house.”

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Jefferson County Public Schools in Louisville, Ky., has formed a districtwide committee in an effort to better accommodate students who are lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender.