The 2015 marriage equality ruling of the US Supreme Court in Obergefell v. Hodges made LGBT people more happy and satisfied, according to a study.

If you're craving for superhero comic books but can't find one that represents you, Kraven Comics has a Kickstarter offering the Class6 LGBTQ comics.

When Da Brat came out publicly last March, it ended so much speculation about the rapper while fulfilling a 25-year journey for herself.

A study by P&G and GLAAD has revealed that more LGBTQ representation in ads and other media is more likely to push greater LGBTQ acceptance.

The awarding of the 2020 Jim Duggins Prize to Larissa Lai shows how this lesbian writer has achieved a milestone in her career.

Since coming out as gay in 2013, actress, singer, and talk show host Raven-Symoné has been on a journey of self-discovery and acceptance.

Grace Helen Whitener is set to become the first disabled black lesbian to take a position as a Washington state Supreme Court justice.

The remaining lesbian bars in the US are feeling the brunt of of being shut down due to COVID-19 to the point that none may survive afterwards.

It's important that we ask: how will the coronavirus affect our community? Where is the COVID-19 data on LGBTQ people to support our healthcare?

Lesbians, gays, and bisexuals generally have positive experience with online dating, but their negative experience range from harassment to threats.

As the world adapts to a pandemic lifestyle of physical distancing, LGBT dating sites and apps in the UK report high usage and activity.

DIVA has launched Lesbian Visibility Week in the UK to celebrate lesbians and show solidarity with every woman in the LGBTQ community around the world.

The National Association of Gay and Lesbian Real Estate Professionals believes that LGBT homeownerships is up as more LGBT married couples buy homes.

With the release of her 111th book, children's author Jacqueline Wilson has publicly come out by confirming her happy life with her partner of 18 years.

WWE Superstar and mixed martial artist Sonya Deville is bringing LGBTQ representation to the world of American professional wrestling.

LGBTQ activist Phyllis Lyon, who co-founded the Daughters of Bilitis, has died at the age of 95 from natural causes at her San Francisco home.

As an LN exclusive, author Emily L. Quint Freeman offers an excerpt from her book, "Failure to Appear: Resistance, Identity and Loss, A Memoir."

While most Americans regard Harvey Milk as the first elected openly gay official, it was actually out lesbian and activist Kathy Kozachenko.

Charmaine McGuffey used to be a deputy sheriff of the Hamilton County Sheriff's Office. Now she's aiming to be the first female out LGBTQ sheriff in Ohio.

As the world continues to shut down because of the coronavirus outbreak, the organizers of London Pride for this year has postponed their event.

Irish-born Luchia Fitzgerald, has spent her whole life fighting for the rights of LGBT and women in Manchester-- and still continues to do so today.

A surgical trainee named Greta McLachlan in the UK is recording her coronavirus experience via videos on Twitter so that people can learn.

French director and screenwriter Céline Sciamma is well known for her body of work that focuses on women on the cusp of major change.

The text-based Lex dating app reminds us of that bygone age when you had to communicate the type of person you wanted to be with in the personal ads.

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel, who is openly gay, continues to fight for the people while ensuring that the state remains inclusive for everyone.

Gay marriages have less stress as compared to everyone else. But married lesbians are still doing better than women married to men.

Jennifer Dane has been named by America’s largest LGBTQ military non-profit as its interim executive director, replacing Andy Blevins.

With growing acceptability of same-sex marriages, we have to accept same-sex divorces as well-- and it looks like lesbian divorces are more likely to occur.

This year, lesbian culture supposedly went viral with the spread of "gay rights" memes and sports star Megan Rapinoe all over the internet.

21-year old Swe Zin Htet of Myanmar stands out for being the first openly lesbian Miss Universe contestant in the recent 2019 pageant.