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It was a fitting farewell. LGBT Detroit honored former Between The Lines publishers Susan Horowitz and Jan Stevenson with the agency’s 2021 Women’s

As 2020 winds down, conducting meetings via Zoom or phone calls seems like an average day of work for many Michiganders. But back in March when the first

Hoadley, a third-term state representative, is running for Congress in Michigan's 6th Congressional District.

LGBT Detroit’s Executive Director Curtis Lipscomb said that when he learned that Gov. Gretchen Whitmer was putting together a Task Force on Racial Disparities to help fight the novel coronavirus pandemic he was thrilled. But he was honored when he was asked to contribute his thoughts on curbing the virus’ spread in an official capacity as

The message could not be clearer: respond to the COVID-19 crisis by staying home whenever you can, wash your hands frequently and do whatever you can to not spread the virus. But there is also a much larger message to spread: take care of each other, reach out to people who are isolated and fearful,

The Michigan diocese of the Episcopal Church has its first female and openly lesbian bishop. The Rev. Bonnie A. Perry was consecrated and ordained Saturday during a ceremony...

There will be more support in northern Michigan for those in the LGBT community. Polestar LGBT+ has signed a leased to open the new center. The center will offer support groups and it will be a place for people t

Traverse City’s official LGBT+ Pride Celebration and Michigan’s Premier Destination Pride event is taking place June 18-24 throughout downtown Traverse City, and it goes by the name of Up North Pride.

An intricate astronaut costume and rousing performance of Michael Jackson's "Man in the Mirror" won the judges over in favor of contestant Ricky J.

Spring Arbor University's handbook prohibits any homosexual activity or same-sex dating behaviors.

The decision comes as more cities and states require organizations to accept applications from L.G.B.T.Q. couples or risk losing government contracts.

In honor of National Coming Out Day on October 11, candidates from right here in Michigan shared their experiences being part of the LGBTQ community during a virtual panel hosted by the Human Rights Campaign Sunday morning. Rep. Jon Hoadley, Rep. Laurie Pohutsky, and Jody LaMacchia joined several others from across the state, and […]

In-person signature gathering is about to restart for a Michigan campaign seeking to put a LGBT rights proposal on the ballot for Michigan voters.

Three years before LGBTQ icon Harvey Milk was elected to the San Francisco Board of Supervisors, Kathy Kozachenko made history in Ann Arbor, Michigan.

Michelle Wood and Loretta Smith, a gay couple in their 50s, said they faced discrimination and retaliation by the Michigan Department of Corrections.

After years of trying to extend civil rights protections to LGBTQ Michigan residents, a new coalition is prepared to go to voters this fall to amend the state's anti-discrimination law if lawmakers don't act.Some top Michigan business executives have joined the coalition pursuing a voter-initiated…

To celebrate Between The Lines’ silver anniversary, the Livonia, Mich.-based newspaper plans on revisiting milestones from the Detroit area’s LGBT history.

In 1971, Jim Toy founded the Human Sexuality Office at the University of Michigan with lesbian activist Cyndi Gair: an LGBT first. Now aged 88, he's still fighting for equality.

A farmer wants the courts to step in after he was barred from a Michigan farmers market because he doesn't allow gay couples to marry at his apple orchard.

A Michigan agency will for the first time process complaints of discrimination against LGBT people after a board said Monday that the state’s civil rights law prohibits discrimination based o