Laurie McBride, the highly regarded longtime advocate for people with HIV/AIDS and LGBTQ equality, died December 4 of a heart attack, according to her beloved wife Donna Yutzy, whose comment was ...

In his acceptance speech, Fauci gushed about the connection he has built with the LGBTQ+ community through this work.

Eight new people recently joined three returning members of the United States Presidential Advisory Council on HIV/AIDS, or PACHA. They were sworn in August 4 by Dr. Rachel Levine, the assistant ...

Rep. Maxine Waters (D-CA) introduced a resolution earlier this month to recognize National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day. As the Los Angeles Blade reported, the congresswoman announced H.Res. 1039 on ...

The actor, who appeared on ‘Cheers’ and ‘Beverly Hills, 90210,’ was among Hollywood’s first openly gay performers and ...

Visitors to City Hall in downtown Kansas City, Missouri, on July 12, 1990, would have been in for a pungent surprise. Wafting down the normally quiet halls were the sounds of whistles, shouting— and ...

As CEO of The San Diego LGBT Community Center, and an LGBTQ+ rights activist for 25 years, I have witnessed our resilient LGBTQ+ community come together time and again to fight bigotry and hate. World ...

Michael Kearns, an actor and director who became a prominent voice during the AIDS crisis after publicly announcing his HIV-positive status on national television, died Monday at age 76, according to ...

Rolling off the celebrated European premiere of "Elsinore" on opening night of the London Film Festival, Andrew Scott ...

Human Rights Watch says Senegalese authorities subjected LGBT detainees to HIV tests without consent and used positive ...

Senegal’s growing crackdown on Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender (LGBT) people is violating their rights, causing ...

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