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Progressive Mauree Turner, running for state House, is hoping to become the first Muslim lawmaker in Oklahoma history.

When Alexandria Carr was growing up, she didn’t have an outlet to deal with her depression or learn about her sexuality. No one on TV seemed to face the same

Jose Vega (He, Him) is 26. Jose Vega is the program director doe Oklahomans for Equality (OkEq) and the Dennis R. Neill Equality Center. Oklahomans for Equality seeks equal rights for LGBTQ individuals. Jose has been involved with OkEq for five years, first as a volunteer, then as an advisory board …

Norman’s first Pride Festival brought together the community in an atmosphere of support and celebration of LGBTQ rights and individuals.

David Holladay often found himself coming home late at night, smelling like cigarette smoke and feeling exhilarated after a night spent at a club.

OU’s Gender and Equality Center just got a new LGBTQ coordinator and advisor who plans to work towards solutions for the most prevalent problems that LGBTQ students face.

Oklahoma City is a welcoming destination that offers all the culture, cuisine, attractions and amenities you’d expect a vibrant city to have. And while Oklahoma may be known as a “bible belt” state, it’s also got a reputation for being friendly and the latter wins visitors over from far and wide. With 12 districts in the hub of the city, there’s plenty of to see and do. LGBT travelers will find a thriving arts scene, exciting outdoor recreation, plenty of nightlife and annual events including the Great Plains Rodeo and the OKC Pride Parade which brings in over 75,000 attendees each year.

Members of the LGBT community in Tahlequah and elsewhere have long fought for their right to equality, and many agree they have made progress, especially on the employment front. But

Allison Ikley-Freeman, a married lesbian mother of three, is the third openly gay person elected to the Oklahoma state legislature.

Rachel Clary, a human resource assistant at Oklahoma State University, first came out as transgender in September 2014.

Leaders in conservative Oklahoma say they are looking for more legislative progress for LGBTQ people this year after notable strides in 2019.

To say I fell in love with Oklahoma City would be an understatement. I thoroughly enjoy visiting lesser known cities around the country as you go in with little expectations or preconceived notions. I had visited OKC very briefly a few years ago, but never spent a substantial amount of time there.

Norman celebrated its first Pride parade on Saturday, August 26, with a large turnout of families, kids, students and individuals of all ages. The parade took place along Main Street, Crawford Avenue and Comanche Street. It followed a weekend of Pride activities including a kick-off party on Friday and a festival on Saturday. Local businesses, vendors, nonprofit organizations and many others marched in the parade.

Oklahoma native T.C. Cannon created one of the most dynamic and influential bodies of work by a native artist.

Despite the heat, and some delays and audio issues, the crowd gathered downtown Saturday for TahlEquality's fifth annual Community Pride Celebration was radiating smiles and good cheer.

Veteran performer Lyn Cramer will play the lead in Lyric Theatre’s Oklahoma City premiere production of the Tony Award-winning musical "Fun Home," playing April 11-29 at the intimate Plaza Theatre.

The vice chair of the University of Oklahoma Board of Regents announced Thursday he would resign after an uproar over a comment on public affairs television that appeared to liken gay people to pedophiles.

Oklahoma cities score poorly for LGBT equality in a new study, but Freedom Oklahoma believes gains, even small, are coming.