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Utah Republican Mormon Politician Comes Out as Gay

A Mormon Republican county commissioner in Utah has come out as gay in a Facebook video where he chronicles a suicide attempt and other difficulties in coming to terms with his identity. “After decades of wrestling with who I really am, I’ve come to understand and accept some things about…

Netflix’s Tales of the City Trailer Is All About Queer Family

Next month Netflix will debut its revival of Armistead Maupin’s Tales of the City, inviting viewers back to Barbary Lane and a San Francisco that’s changed quite a bit since the days of the original series. Thankfully there are still a few familiar faces alongside several new ones. According to Netflix’s…

Gay Dating Solutions: 8 Key Qualities to Look for in a Guy

A lot of gay guys struggle to know what qualities to look for in a man. Read on to find out what you should look for in a man in order to find Mr. right. He cares Having a man who cares about you is vital for every relationship. You…

Gay Teen Couple ‘Kicked Out of Restaurant for Hugging’

High school students Kendall Anderson and Peder Sevig claim an employee told them: “We don’t want your kind here”. A teenage couple say they we told to “get out” of a Chicago restuarant after sharing a hug. Kendall Anderson and Peder Sevig were at Big Boy Gyros with a group…

Mr. Ratburn Came Out & Got Married on The Children’s Cartoon ‘Arthur’

In yesterday’s episode, “Mr. Ratburn’s Special Someone,” the children learn that their third-grade teacher is getting married, but they don’t know to whom Arthur, the beloved 22-year-old series on PBS Kids, has just introduced its first queer character, Arthur’s teacher, Mr. Ratburn, who got married on yesterday’s season premiere. Watch…

‘Lavender Scare’ bill seeks to address midcentury purging of gay federal workers

During the “Lavender Scare” from the late 1940s through the ’60s, thousands of gay employees were fired or forced to resign from the federal workforce. Democratic lawmakers are trying to make amends for a dark period in U.S. history — when thousands of federal employees were fired or forced to…

A Generic Version of Truvada Will Be Available by 2020

Gilead Sciences has agreed to break its patent a year earlier than anticipated. Gilead Sciences—the pharmaceutical company that holds a patent on the highly effective HIV prevention drug Trvuada, or PrEP—is releasing its hold on the drug earlier than expected, meaning a generic version of Truvada will be available as early…

10 Dating Tips for Finding True Love and Long-lasting Relationship

We search for happiness every day by doing the things we enjoy and just by living life to the fullest. However, there are moments when we wish that we could share these amazing experiences with someone special. Some people are fortunate enough to have finally met their one true love…

Landmark HIV Study Finds That Treatment Lowers Virus Spread To Near Zero

There is “effectively zero” chance of spreading the virus that causes AIDS if infected patients receive antiretroviral treatment, researchers found. A groundbreaking new HIV study has found that there is “effectively zero” chance for people receiving antiretroviral treatment to spread the virus that causes AIDS, which is still linked to…

Why Do So Many Gay Men Feel Lonely? A Life Coach Gives the Unfiltered Truth

I had a relatively easy time with my own sexuality: a sheltered upbringing in Yorkshire in the 70s I came out to friends and family as gay while at university with no big issues. I moved to London and, for years, enjoyed a career in broadcast TV at the BBC,…

Trump-Pence Admin Allows Medical Providers to Deny Lifesaving Care to LGBTQ People

Here’s the Trump-Pence administration’s latest attempt to undermine the rights and welfare of LGBTQ people and their families. The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) announced a final version of a regulation that would allow medical providers to cite their personal beliefs in refusing to provide a broad spectrum…

LGBTQ Equality Act Advances With All Republicans Voting Against It

The House Judiciary Committee today approved the Equality Act, a wide-ranging bill banning discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity, moving it to the full House, where a vote is expected to be scheduled soon. The historic 22-10 committee vote, marking the first time the measure has advanced, went…