Scott Wiener

She’s just calling gay people slurs now.

“Vax my kids without my permission and expect a visit from me and my rifle.”

These five nominees were able to use their positions of power to advance LGBTQ equality and visibility.

About half the time trans people were stopped by police, they were stopped for “reasonable suspicion” alone —instead of a specific violation or clearly unlawful behavior.

The bill’s sponsor says, “We shouldn’t criminalize trans people and Brown and Black people for quite literally walking around or dressing in a certain way.”

“We’re sick of just playing defense against what these red states are doing. We’re going on offense”

Another new California law requires primary care providers to offer patients hepatitis B and C testing.

California Sen. Scott Wiener said that he would try again to ban the practice of genital surgery on intersex youth, which can cause physical and emotional distress for life.

Personalities and stars like Niecy Nash and Lil Nas X have shown out so far, while political figures and famous families from AOC to the Buttigiegs joined in on the festivities, too.

The judge said misgendering is a valid way “to express an ideological disagreement with another person’s expressed gender identity,” as if trans elders should have to debate who they are with the people who care for them.

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 bills address housing and health care needs for trans people, insurance discrimination based on HIV status, and the COVID-19 pandemic’s effect on LGBTQ people.

The law gives judges the ability to keep LGBTQ teenagers off the state’s public sex offender registry if the teens are of similar ages, the same leeway the state already gives straight teens.

The bill’s sponsor got death threats for saying that LGBTQ people should be treated the same.

An obscure bill for LGBTQ equality has made California Rep. Scott Wiener the target of QAnon conspiracy theorists.

Everyone from Barack Obama and Pete Buttigieg to Black Lives Matter and the NCAA celebrated yesterday’s momentous Supreme Court decision on LGBTQ rights.

Advocates in California want an official pardon as “an affirmation of what Rustin knew all along: that he was not a criminal for being gay.”

The crime could have landed you eight years in prison; now it’s a maximum of six months. So why did it change?

A new bill would make it a misdemeanor instead of a felony to intentionally expose someone to HIV.

“Would you please help us and talk to Sony so that we can keep playing our video?” three drag queens ask Katy Perry on behalf of California senate candidate Scott Wiener.