The June 7 brunch at the Four Seasons will celebrate LGBTQ activists, artists, volunteers, and community leaders from across the D.C. region.
June's lineup includes a Pride flag-raising ceremony, awards reception, entertainment showcase, and group march in the Capital Pride Parade.
Spain overtook Malta in ILGA Europe's annual rankings of laws and policies affecting LGBTQ people across 49 European countries.
Noise complaints prompted Ginger's, one of the nation's few remaining lesbian bars, to cancel most of its Pride Month DJ events.
The 36-year-old woman was sentenced to 18 months of forced labor for writing gay fan-fiction about a K-pop group.
The school allegedly edited the student's photo and referred to him by his deadname in a Facebook post honoring the graduating senior.
South Carolina's new law mandates single-sex restrooms in schools, which could force trans students into outdoor portable toilets.
Milwaukee artist Jeremy Novy's koi fish paintings were repeatedly defaced with graffiti, including the anti-gay slur "F*g."
Police say the two German tourists allegedly scrawled a swastika and "Adolf was here" onto a rainbow bench in Miami Beach.
Texas Children's Hospital agreed to end youth gender-affirming care and fund what Paxton called the nation's first detransition clinic.
The "Don't Say Trans" bill would require teachers to "out" trans students to parents and restrict classroom discussions on gender identity.
Former Exodus International leader Alan Chambers allegedly sent explicit messages to an undercover officer posing as a 14-year-old boy.
Colorado's Democratic Party rebuked the openly gay governor after he commuted election denier Tina Peters' sentence.
Suspect allegedly punched a neighbor before fleeing in a white SUV bearing a message honoring Charlie Kirk.
The historic marker outside the famed Oregon drag venue was vandalized with anti-gay graffiti containing violent and homophobic messages.