Six years ago, the school refused to ordain a gay student as a rabbi. A lot has changed, but challenges remain for faithful queer Jewish people.

Columnist Alexander Cheves advises an Aussie with albinism how to find queer love and community (and ditch the discriminatory spaces).

Straight people might love to act like they’re nothing but wholesome and vanilla in bed, but we know better. It’s a matter of ...

The Caribbean island of St. Lucia has decriminalized gay sex among consenting adults–joining other Caribbean countries like: ...

In light of a controversial Michigan case now under appeal — where a gay man was convicted after engaging with a decoy ...

The Weimar physician advocated for a more fluid understanding of sexuality and gender—a pioneering idea that was erased by ...

Religious and political voices often condemn them, but our shared faith traditions urge mercy, inclusion, and justice ...

Celebrity Cruises is widely considered the most LGBTQ+ friendly mainstream cruise line, offering same-sex weddings, Pride ...

In section C, subsection 1 of a document from the Attorney General, titled "What Constitutes Unlawful Segregation," we find a ...

Evan Lakatos was just trying to meet someone. Working long hours as a deli operations manager overseeing 64 locations across ...

Minneapolis City Council passed the first non-discrimination protections covering trans and gender-non-conforming people in ...

Yeshivat Chovevei Torah's Tadhg Cleary became the first out gay man to receive ordination from an Orthodox rabbinical school ...