Leaders focus on building safe spaces and resources within the city rather than seeing young people leave to find acceptance.

Fifty-five years ago, a group of LGBTQ New Yorkers rioted, protested, and got arrested when taking a stand against a routine police raid of a gay bar in Greenwich Village. While the Stonewall ...

LGBTQ rights endure when they are written into or otherwise grounded in national constitutions; culturally normalized across partisan lines; upheld through strong, independent judiciaries; supported ...

The mainstream LGBTQ movement has lost sight of its founders’ liberation ideology, according to author and activist Urvashi Vaid in a discussion of the political, local, national and global histories ...

For years, the LGBTQ community stood united because we had to. We faced the same threats: violence, discrimination, marginalization. But that solidarity was based on common ground: sexual orientation.

A movement is emerging with key Rabbis, counselors and therapist groups paving the way for all who seek traditional marriage.

But as mainstream LGBTQ advocacy organizations focus on responding to so-called “religious freedom” laws, “bathroom bills,” and instances of workplace discrimination, activists of color are ...

Sullivan and Watts believe the LGBTQ rights movement stalled after the U.S. legalized same-sex marriage in 2015. But the work is nowhere near done, the organizers said.

The LGBTQ movement never had a uniting, charismatic figure. Its unity, such as it was, sprang from broad agreement on the goal of equality and a diversity of approaches including nonviolent direct ...

She said, “I wanted to make explicit [in the book] the limits of the LGBT movement and the assumptions that we operate the movement under — that everyone is white, everyone is middle class.” ...

Donors, activists and LGBT elected officials who gathered at the end of the year in Las Vegas to take stock of the movement were surprisingly grim on the prospects for 2016.

The LGBTQ-Rights Movement Is Changing, and So Is the Supreme Court The Supreme Court that will hear LGBTQ discrimination cases this week is radically different from the Court that legalized same ...