Este artículo trata sobre el papel que desempeñan las personas queer de color en la resistencia a la vigilancia policial opresiva.
Depending on where you're born, things might not have gotten that much better.
Despite some advances in how the FDA treats donations of blood from gay men, there's a long way to go to equality.
New research finds overestimation of the homosexual population is linked with lower support for gay rights.
Recent studies suggest an uptick in violence against LGBTQ Americans.
Time for African leaders to heed President Obama’s urgent call on gay rights.
A new study finds expressions of more accepting attitudes toward homosexuals are not just lip service.
A new poll shows that a well-trodden legal argument against same-sex marriage isn’t as popular as it seems.
As anti-gay prejudice becomes less socially acceptable, homophobia joins racism and sexism in the ranks of biases veiled behind supposed ambivalence.
Researchers of fraternal birth order effect argue that sexual orientation correlates with an individual’s number of older brothers. Could this help to explain the homophobia of some traditional religious societies?
Nina Martin talks with a leading expert on the historic tension between civil rights and religious freedom.
New research suggests prejudiced beliefs regarding homosexuals’ moral behavior leads people to oppose gay-rights legislation.
And conservatives are especially far off.
Exodus International's Alan Chambers, Ken Mehlman, and others like them have done serious damage to a righteous cause. Is an apology enough?
Research in political science provides strong reasons to suspect that the Supreme Court may lead public opinion over the long-run.
In Europe and most of the rest of the world, gay marriage arrives via legislatures, not courts. But the U.S. is different, as always.
Regarding same-sex marriage, there's less daylight than might be expected between religious conservatives and some LGBT activists.
San Francisco City Hall embodies the thrill of wedded bliss while it endures the fallout over Prop. 8
A family law professor explains why differences between states over gay marriage may lead to a deluge of court cases.
New research finds an increase in same-sex couples can nudge home prices either up or down depending on the political orientation of the neighborhood.
The culture war over same-sex marriage in the United States ignores people whose gender has changed or is less than black-and-white.
In a little remarked upon sign of the times, U.S. government health surveys will start asking Americans to check a box about their sexual orientation in 2013.
Years of operating under the "don't ask, don't tell" policy created a backlog of questions to answer as the U.S. military works to integrate openly gay troops into the ranks.
Documentary film "Making the Boys" recounts the rise, fall and redemption of the groundbreaking and controversial play, "The Boys in the Band."