LGBTQ people are parents, people of faith, and taxpayers. Schools that want to discriminate against LGBTQ families are demanding to be funded with taxpayer dollars.

Renee Good's widow Becca spoke out for the first time today as the family filed two lawsuits against the federal government seeking justice and accountability for Renee's death by an ICE agent in January.

“I’m grateful that I get to be here, doing what I love, surrounded by people I love. But I also feel a responsibility to be honest about recovery, because I know there are people watching who may be going through something privately."

Extensively citing GLAAD’s Social Media Safety Index, a new Amnesty International report — ‘It Erodes My Soul’: Meta’s Contribution to Anti-LGBTI Discourse in Hungary — shows how Meta failed to address harmful anti-LGBTQ rhetoric on Facebook in Hungary by ineffectively applying its own policies.

Virginia is for lovers. Early voting in the Commonwealth begins this Friday and a ballot measure to overturn a zombie ban on marriage equality is on the ballot.

LGBTQ people, like all Americans, simply want the chance to live and thrive in peace. Elected officials, and the voters they work for, must act immediately to prioritize and protect the core values we all believe in: Freedom, family, and safety for all. (4/5)

At a time of unprecedented attacks and discrimination targeting the LGBTQ community, we need every voice to speak up and advocate for an end to gun violence and to protect vulnerable and marginalized people. (3/5)

Our hearts are with the loved ones of Vincent and Cameron, and we are grateful for the leadership shown by Tucson’s elected officials and the LGBTQ community in demanding safety and solidarity for all. (2/5)

Once again, our community is grieving after a deadly and senseless act of hate. No one should have to live in fear simply because of who they are. (1/5)

3,200+ articles from 2012-2026 shows a demonstrable shift in coverage of transgender people that treats human beings as a frame for political debate. Coverage excludes trans voices as it elevates anti-trans pseudoscience groups to prominent, front page stories.

"If the Supreme Court is willing to deny key freedoms to some of the nation’s most vulnerable by narrowing its interpretation of whom the Constitution applies to and protects, it stands to reason that it can narrow it further for others,

“Sports are where people build friendships, learn teamwork, and become healthier,” said Alex Schmider, senior director of entertainment at GLAAD. “Trans people play sports for the same reasons as everyone else — and denying those benefits is unnecessary and cruel.”