Dressed in bright orange, members of Worcester LGBT (Asylum, Support, Network) highlighted the plight of LGBT+ people trying to find refuge in the UK. The group's founder Mazedul Hasan Shakil said: "I ...

LGBT artists including singer and actor Olly Alexander decried the Supreme Court ruling on the definition of a woman and expressed fears trans people are being “villainised more than ever” at a rainy ...

As tens of thousands gathered in London for the capital’s annual Pride parade, LGBT artists decried the Supreme Court ruling ... writer Shon Faye and the lead actor in the BBC drama What It Feels Like ...

Two teens were shot and one was stabbed near the Stonewall Inn as New York City’s Pride celebrations came to a close Sunday, authorities said. The NYPD said the shooting wasn’t connected to ...

As tens of thousands gathered in London for the capital’s annual Pride parade, LGBT artists decried the Supreme Court ruling on the definition of a woman and expressed fears trans people are ...

Carl DeMaio, an openly gay Republican Assemblymember representing San Diego, accused his Democratic colleagues of advancing what he called an "inflammatory" Pride Month resolution ... bankrupt ...

Strawberry was named Champion of Pride for her ongoing work fundraising, advocating for trans women of color, and diversifying drag. She is known for changing the face of Hillcrest in the 10 years ...

The history of the Gay Pride celebration dates back to the 1969 Stonewall riots in New York, when the LGBTQIA community first fought for their rights.

About 500 people showed up for the first J Pride Festival, an offshoot event launched after a rift with Pride over the singer Kehlani.

This Pride is a damn shame. NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch ripped organizers of this weekend’s city Pride March for banning LGBT cops from participating in uniform even though the festivities ...

This year, Lancaster Pride wants people who attend its yearly Pride festival to think about their personal histories, as well as the history of the LGBTQ+ community.

“It is deeply offensive that for the fifth year in a row, the NYPD’s gay officers’ action league is banned from fully participating in the New York City Pride March,” the top cop said.