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For more than half a century, the impact queer women have had on the modern music industry has gone largely unsung. That’s starting to change.

Under the state's new Republican governor, LGBTQ people and advocates fear previously introduced legislation that would limit the rights of transgender people now has a clear path forward.

Soccer icon Megan Rapinoe and former WNBA star Sue Bird were among over 400 elite athletes who signed a letter urging the NCAA to allow trans women to compete.

The clash over bathroom policy and other elements of a new federal regulation could set the stage for another wave of legal battles over how trans kids should be treated in the U.S.

In creating his version of Cliff in the 1930s-set musical, Blankson-Wood looked toward two of the most significant Black, queer thinkers of the Harlem Renaissance.

The Seattle hospital said in a statement that it had “successfully fought” the “overreaching demands to obtain confidential patient information.”

“The act of preserving history is an act of revolution,” said Deborah Edel, one of the founders of the Lesbian Herstory Archives, which is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year.

The Stud first opened its doors in 1966, and now, after a four-year closure, it has a new home just blocks away from its previous location.

A law firm alleges users’ highly sensitive information, including HIV status and the dates of their latest HIV tests, were provided to third parties for commercial purposes.

The 60th Venice Biennale, which celebrates contemporary art from around the world, will run until late November.

Nymphia Wind, known for her obsession with the color yellow and her couture-like design talent, was crowned winner of the 16th season of “RuPaul’s Drag Race.”