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A recent report released by the US Census Bureau examined the concentrations of gay and lesbian coupled households in the U.S.

Eureka Springs in Arkansas is an LGBTQ idyll whose elderly population is concerned about its many mask-less visitors possibly transmitting coronavirus.

Deadnaming has been widely discouraged by leading news agencies, including some that used Stephens's discarded name after her death on Tuesday.

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

"Our community’s gone through so many things, and to be taken out by this virus... I just can’t accept it."

There are an estimated 14,700 transgender troops on active duty and in the Reserves. Five of them will testify Wednesday before Congress.

President Donald Trump has made clear his opposition to transgender Americans serving in the military, but that didn't deter transgender veterans from laying a wreath on hallowed ground: the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier.

On gay, equal rights, Orlando has come a long way, while Florida still fights

By the time he leaves Dallas on Monday, Mikah Meyer will have put nearly 45,000 miles on his van, nearly two-thirds of the way throug

Wilton Manors embraces diversity, but some feel left out as the cost of housing and services rise.

Pam, Chuck, and Brent finally get a chance to react to our new administration. Chuck also shares some interesting insight on GLAAD’s annual report on LGBTQ representation on Primetime television.

LGBT+ venues that have already closed for good include the DC Eagle, Washington DC's oldest continuously operating gay bar, which opened in 1971.

"Community is a very complicated and roomy word. Rural queer people also have other layers of identity that inform their realities."

Users on Reddit were shocked that Michael Clark is still paying back their ROTC scholarship after getting kicked out of the US Army.

Gov. Ralph Northam has signed legislation that has put Virginia on the map as the most progressive state in the south.

Since the repeal of 'don't ask, don't tell, military culture has changed toward LGBTQ veterans in public. What about inside the military?

Seventy percent (70%) of all Americans say that a federal law is needed to protect LGBT people from discrimination in employment, public accommodations, housing and credit, according to a new survey conducted by The Harris Poll. This reflects a slight increase from 2016, when a similar Out & Equal commissioned Harris Poll survey reported 67% of Americans in favor of this policy.

Throughout the month of June, the Navy joins the nation in observing Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender (LGBT) Pride Month.

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As of Monday, openly transgender people are allowed to serve in the U.S. military, despite President Donald Trump tweeting last July that he would “not accept or allow transgender individuals to serve in any capacity.” We take a second look at a report on what the shift in military policy could mean for supporters and critics alike.