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Starting in 1969, Trinidad, Colorado, a small former mining town near the New Mexico border was one of the few places in the world with a clinic providing gender confirmation surgery. KUNC's Henry Zimmerman speaks with a pair of historians about a new book on the trans history of Trinidad.

“The vast majority of people who are LGBTQ who look for senior living go back into the closet in order to feel that they won't be discriminated against or that they'll be accepted by their neighbors.”

"Pie is a comfort food, and in these times people are definitely craving comfort food," Chocolatina, Queen of the Dessert, said amid the Covid-19 pandemic.

While we were all staying in during the coronavirus pandemic, Kenneth Felts was coming out.

At 90, Ken Felts tells his daughter about the man he fell in love with over 60 years ago. "I thought I was doing great, until I came out and started to discover what it means to be free," he told her.

As a union president and a child services caseworker, Josette Jaramillo performs tireless essential work on two fronts.

...first “mountain du jour” skiing experience of the annual Aspen Gay Ski Week, which kicked off its 43-year anniversary Sunday.

As transgender women have become more visible and sought to participate in women’s sports, athletic organizing bodies, including USA Powerlifting, have grappled with how to respond.

The second standard of the six that Colorado teachers are supposed to follow is to make their classrooms a safe and inclusive environment for a diverse population.

For most people, the journey to “who” begins at “which.”

Two weeks ago, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled in favor of a Colorado baker who denied a same-sex couple a wedding cake. But on Sunday, the decision was largely drowned out by a marching band playing "Y.M.C.A."

I don’t remember a whole lot about my childhood. I don’t remember birthdays or many holidays. Maybe it’s because I’ve become to numb to the pain that I force myself not to remember. I always knew that I wasn’t the same as other boys. I didn’t want to play sports. Being around other boys made me feel insecure. I was out of place. I was always thinking: Is this how I’m supposed to feel?

"I think the students really are hungry for more diversity at the institution and are serious about that goal."

Each December, Linda Warren, 77, suits up in a classic Santa Claus outfit for elaborate gift-giving to LGBTQ youths.

Many college students are reevaluating their relationship with Young Life and the organization's stance against letting members of the LGBTQ community serve as leaders, after a viral movement this summer under the hashtag #DoBetterYoungLife.

Northern Colorado's LGBTQIA community marches in Pride Parade to celebrate progress while also recognizing the battles they still face for equality

Review: "Queer City of the Plains" and "Lavender Mist," two Denver LGBTQ exhibits at the McNichols Building during Denver PrideFest.

A Colorado group has launched a statewide campaign to lure businesses away from Florida, touting more sunny days, legalized weed and stronger protections for LGBTQ citizens.

Thousands of people gathered in downtown Denver on Sunday morning to watch the Denver Pride Parade that marched from Cheesman Park down Colfax Avenue to the steps of the rainbow-flag-emblazoned capitol building.

Dan Baer is a Harvard and Oxford graduate who was U.S. ambassador to the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe between 2013 and 2017 and a deputy assistant secretary of state for four years before that.

Jamison Courcy is not yet quite comfortable in his skin. The process of shedding the old and unveiling the new has just begun.

A farewell beer bust, Wrangler's long-running event that supports local charities, will be held on June 24.