LGBTQ

It’s never too late to start living your truth. Kenneth Felts is a testament to that. At the age of 90, he’s finally opening up about an essential part of his life that he’s long kept hidden: Felts is gay.

Dorell Anthony, the creator, writer and star of “Pride: The Series” joined LX News to talk about his new podcast and preparing for the show’s third season. He said the show, about LGBTQ-plus friends in New York, will reflect real-world issues like racial injustice and the coronavirus in its upcoming season.

Lifetime is gearing up to air its first holiday movie with an LGBTQ romance as its lead story.

While many same-sex parents across the country have encountered hurdles, changes are being made at the state level to address these legal gaps. Last week, Rhode Island and New Hampshire updated their parentage laws, NBC News reports. Gov. Gina Raimondo signed the Rhode Island Uniform Parentage Act, legislation that allows same-sex and unmarried couples to establish parentage by signing a…

Many in the LGBTQ community were outraged when the trans cast members of “Pose” failed to receive any Emmy nominations this week. Transgender activist Raquel Willis joined LX News to discuss the problem of transphobia.

At least 22 transgender or gender non-conforming people have been killed in the United States so far this year. That puts 2020 on track to be the most deadly year for the trans community since the Human Rights Campaign began tracking violence against them.

The lawsuit challenges the state policy limiting gender identity on licenses to either male or female, and the nonbinary transgender person on whose behalf the lawsuit was filed called the current policy discriminatory

Drag News at Home brings you an explosive episode with the perfect mix of feel-good news and high-pressure competition as Drag Queens Lauren Ordair, Chandilier, Ruby Roo, Heidi Haux and Brita Filter try a little collaborative online gaming.

Rahne Jones, who stars in Netflix’s “The Politician,” discusses her unusual path to Hollywood, her role as a lesbian woman of color in the entertainment industry and the importance of casting minority actors to represent the diverse voice of America.

Drag News is back and this time from the living rooms of our Queens! Join them as they chat about cheerful news stories and host a virtual potluck, making easy dishes you can try at home. Drag Queens Lauren Ordair, Chandilier, Ruby Roo, Heidi Haux and Brita Filter all give their unique take on cooking during the pandemic and beyond....

This year, there are still plenty of Pride flags hanging, people enjoying some time outside and able to grab a drink at the iconic Stonewall Inn (well, at least outside of it) — but what’s missing on this final weekend of June: Pride parade set-ups

Co-President of InterPride, Julian Sanjivan, previews Saturday’s 24-hour virtual pride event, which will serve as both a protest and a celebration with the participation of world leaders and celebrities.

Three tweets. It took just three tweets in 2017 to change Nic Talbott’s world… three tweets to say he was unworthy to serve his country.

The Trump administration is supporting Idaho’s new law banning transgender women from competing in women’s sports

Even with this week’s Supreme Court ruling, the workplace will be far from equal for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender Americans

Bob the Drag Queen discusses how his comedy show is breaking ground and educating the masses at the same time.

Democrats have flooded Twitter and email inboxes with praise for this week’s watershed Supreme Court decision shielding gay, lesbian and transgender people from job discrimination

Dariely Rodriguez, of the Lawyers Committee for Civil Rights Under Law, explains what comes next after Monday’s historic Supreme Court ruling that granted job discrimination protections to LGBTQ Americans.

Seth Meyers takes a closer look at the Supreme Court issuing a historic ruling on LGBTQ civil rights as officials across the country push for police reform.

The U.S. Supreme Court issued a ruling that the Civil Rights Act of 1964 — specifically, Title VII of the act, which prohibits workplace discrimination on the basis of sex — bars employment discrimination against lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer people.