Jay Valle

Self-defense classes geared toward LGBTQ people can be found across the U.S., and instructors and students say the skills these classes provide are giving attendees a boost of confidence and a sense of community in a fraught political environment.

Knit the Rainbow has handmade and delivered more than 25,000 winter garments to LGBTQ homeless youths through local nonprofits.

The Radicalesbians staged a "Lavender Menace" protest at a women's conference more than a half-century ago that forever changed the feminist movement.

The A3FC soccer program, the brainchild of a New York City teenager, is giving migrant children and young teens in New York City a chance to play the sport, forge friendships and be part of a team.

During the GLAAD Media Awards in Los Angeles on Thursday night, Oprah Winfrey to her brother, Jeffrey Lee, who died from AIDS in 1989.

In an emotional speech during the GLAAD Media Awards in Los Angeles Thursday night, Oprah Winfrey paid a tearful tribute to her late brother, Jeffrey Lee, who died from AIDS in 1989 when he was just 29 years old.

A gay California couple who married on Valentine's Day 20 years ago during San Francisco’s “Winter of Love” reconnected with Kamala Harris, who officiated their wedding.

Italian fashion maven Donatella Versace denounced the recent efforts by Italy’s right-wing government to roll back the rights of LGBTQ people.

Missouri's Oak Park High School is receiving backlash after crowning a transgender homecoming queen for the second time.

“Honestly, when I walked out there, I left everybody speechless,” high school senior Christian Hernandez said.

New York City police are searching for an unidentified individual who was recorded harassing a nonbinary person and allegedly punched them on a Manhattan subway.