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Massive multiplayer online games, played by millions, are creating cutting-edge ways to celebrate Pride while fighting bigotry.

Disney, Microsoft, Adobe, Harper Collins, and NBA ads are appearing next to videos that blame Jews for causing both World Wars.

The massive layoffs and job cuts are disproportionately impacting women, immigrants, and queer workers.

Mass Effect was already a progressive video game for its time in terms of LGBTQ characters. But execs nixed further representation for “a more traditional kind of vector” due to FOX News.

The NFL’s first out coach is inching closer to competing for a championship, but she’s already gained our adoration.

There are new emoji for queer couples of color, nonbinary couples, and one that will be super popular on Grindr.

Tens of thousands of Israelis skipped going to work and took to the streets to protest for gay families instead.

Wendy’s promised Carter Wilkerson free nuggets for a year if he could get millions of people to retweet him.

“FYI, not every gay robot is attracted to every other gay robot.”

The 7-year-old girl who last year who stood up to an antigay preacher is joined by Jazz Jennings and other brave souls in a holiday celebration of diversity.

RICHMOND, Va. — A political action committee led by technology company executives of major U.S. corporations that have marketed themselves as LGBT-inclusive — including Facebook, Microsoft, AOL, Comcast, Cox, Intuit, Monster and Oracle — have endorsed Republican candidate and Tea Party favorite Ken Cuccinelli to be Virginia’s next governor.

San Francisco based gay activist and blogger Roy Steele is organizing, and calling for a nationwide boycott of retailer’s enrolled in the Christian Values Network (CVN) shopping web portal, including Sears, Walmart, Sam’s Club and Target.

Microsoft Corporation on Thursday removed its online store from the “Christian Values Network” after more than 500 people signed a Change.org petition asking the software company to stop allowing the funding of anti-gay “hate groups.”

Microsoft Corp. and the chief rules enforcer for Xbox Live apologized to a small WV town and a 26-year-old gamer accused of violating their conduct by publicly declaring he’s from Fort Gay — a name the company considered offensive.

Microsoft has contributed $100,000 to the campaign to approve Referendum 71, which would uphold a state law to expand domestic-partnership benefits, the Seattle Times reports. The company made the donation on Friday to Washington Families Standing Together, a group supporting the law, which gives registered couples the same state-provided benefits as married couples. Here is […]