U.S. District Judge Matthew Kacsmaryk has upheld West Texas A&M’s drag ban, ruling that the performances are not protected speech.
The historic gift comes as the LGBTQ youth crisis nonprofit faces staffing shortages and the loss of federal 988 funding.
Lydia and Heath Marvin say the state’s policy conflicts with their religious beliefs and are considering joining a federal lawsuit.
Family Research Council slams Ulta for selling Jonathan Van Ness hair products, accusing the company of mocking women.
Effective July 17, the 988 Lifeline will no longer offer callers the option to access LGBTQ-specific counseling.
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services is planning to cut services for LGBTQ youth who call the national 988 suicide prevention and crisis...
The victim in the incident claims that Donnell Jetters reacted to his coming out by firing a pistol at him.
The Supreme Court will hear a challenge to Colorado's conversion therapy ban and could strike down similar bans across the nation.
Executive order prohibits taxpayer dollars from being used for conversion therapy, and allows for discipline on therapists who deploy it.
A recent Trevor Project survey finds that 1 in 3 LGBTQ youth believe they will not live past the age of 35
As part of the continuing partnership, The Trevor Project will provide educational training on LGBTQ inclusion and allyship to NFL employees.
Carl Nassib, who became the first out gay active player in the NFL, has announced his retirement from football after seven seasons.
Emails show Department of Health officials appear to have pulled the resources in response to a conservative media outlet's inquiry.
The Biden administration has proposed a rule prohibiting across-the-board bans on trans athletes, but allowing restrictions for older students.
Students at West Texas A&M University who planned to host a drag fundraiser are suing the school and its president for canceling the show.