Malcolm Kenyatta

With Democrats like Gabbard, who needs Republicans?

The group was formed in the wake of Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas’s assertion that marriage equality should also be overturned.

“Eliminating this archaic language will also help promote a culture of acceptance.”

Yesterday’s Pennsylvania primary results were a mixed bag for LGBTQ candidates.

This midterm cycle, we have a historic number of Black LGBTQ candidates on the ballot. The LGBTQ Victory Fund shares 10 candidates to watch.

“Forever sounds pretty good,” Malcolm Kenyatta tweeted , along with a series of photos of the happy couple. 

Malcolm Kenyatta denounced the “assault on the core question of whether or not democracy could work for people” an LGBTQ Nation interview.

Dozens of LGBTQ candidates are already slated to run for both state and federal offices, but here are five who could break through the rainbow ceiling and make queer history.

“Put simply the PA GOP is fine with homosexuality being considered a crime.”

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.

The Democratic rising star opened his announcement video showing his relationship with fiance Dr. Matt Miller.

Malcolm Kenyatta, Scott Wiener, and Mondaire Jones are among those you can expect to be at the forefront of politics in the new year.

The Democratic rising star is one of 538 electors representing their states today, and he had a special honor in the process.

And Patti LaBelle’s son is somehow involved.

We wish you well, Rachel.

LGBTQ entertainers, activists, and elected officials spoke out against the Christian conservative’s appointment to the Supreme Court.

Obama said state Rep. Malcolm Kenyatta’s haircut was a reason to believe in hope and change: “You didn’t see that 20 years ago!”

From the keynote address to the roll call of votes, LGBTQ people were front and center.

This is the first time LGBTQ people will deliver a keynote address at the Democratic National Convention.

“Pride is not about Coca-Cola or whoever painting a can rainbow colors. It’s about this idea that everyday people, when they step up and demand change, they actually win a lot more than folks think.”