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''A civil rights organization dedicated to empowering Black same-gender-loving, lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgendered people. The Coalition works with our communities and our allies for social justice, equality, and an end to racism and homophobia.''

Metro area., Washington, DC

NBJC, NCAVP and others call on authorities to solve recent killings of trans women in Florida, Maryland and Ohio

Online-hits jobs undermining marriage equality risk social-justice schism

An ally's announcement is ample reason for celebration

Donna Payne wins Woman of Excellence honor from National Action Network

Black LGBT organization readies for annual 'Out on the Hill'

Robinson steps down, Rhue rules interim, and Bartlett talks of tomorrow

African-American leaders talk about homophobia in the black church

Barack Obama's inauguration excites GLBT leaders and activists with the possibility of change

Barack Obama is headed to the White House, but California and other states turned back gay equality. What's next for the GLBT community?

D.C.'s Minter leads court challenge, while local couples weigh options

We Win, We Lose. What's Next for 2009? (Online Extra)

Gay locals talk politics in the final stretch to Nov. 4

Convention blended faith and entertainment with one eye to the future, one to the past

Karen Williams brings laughter and enlightenment to NBJC's 'Power of Us'

Forum looks at perceived spike in D.C. hate crimes

NBJC launches a new online broadcast

NBJC meets with Baltimore newspaper over rejection of gay-focused ad

2005 Year in Review: DC GLBT service providers experienced budget concerns, gay venues faced obstructions, VA and DC had mixed results on gay marriage, plus more local developments

As the door to MMM participation closes for the black LGBT community, another door to increased activism may be opening

NBJC's H. Alexander Robinson and Donna Payne on their group's leadership summit, the African-American GLBT community's socio-political reality, and the MMM commemoration

Millions More Movement Unity Takes a Hit from One of Its Own

National GLBT groups chart a second-term course

Gay issues fill the edges at Congressional Black Caucus Foundation's national black political conference in D.C.