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Trans woman dies from injuries after trying to break up a fight at a nightclub Ke'Yahonna Stone was known for providing safe spaces for trans people inside her own home. The LGBTQ community is now grieving her passing.

Proposals, hugs and mittens: 9 of this year’s most feel good stories will make you smile 2021 presented many challenges for the LGBTQ community, but there were also many moments of love and acceptance if you knew where to look.

Lesbian pop star Denise Ho arrested amid growing crackdown against China’s critics Ho, a regionally well-known pop star who came out in 2012, has been targeted by China as a threat. U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken condemned her arrest.

Trans Hollywood star and Vogue model April Ashley lived an amazing life of her own making Born poor, she was one of the first British women to get gender confirmation surgery, appeared in big Hollywood films and was later honored by the British monarchy.

Arizona doctors could face prison time for providing therapeutic care to trans youth The bill would force teachers to out queer students to their parents and harm trans youth by denying them life-saving care.

Two Black women opened a queer bar that’s challenging racism & misogyny in Chicago’s Boystown Parts of Boystown have been called racist, misogynist and transphobic. A new bar, Nobody's Darling, is trying to strike a new, more inclusive tone.

UFC fighter Sean Strickland massively trolled after saying he’d hate his “weak” gay son "Hate to break it to you, but you've already failed as a man," one commenter responded.

Right-wingers are melting down over this joke about a “transphobic baby” No one ever accused right-wingers of understanding sarcasm and irony.

Photographer defies Russia’s hateful “propaganda” law with portraits of gay countrymen He and his photo subjects risk arrest, fines and possible imprisonment.

Sodomy laws are still being used to persecute queer people A man is still forced to register as a sex offender due to a 2001 sodomy charge, even though SCOTUS overturned such laws in 2003.