7 Queer Women Making Sure We All Know That #BlackLivesMatter
The candles may burn for black men slain by police, but those candles are raised by women.
February 27 2015 8:29 PM
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The candles may burn for black men slain by police, but those candles are raised by women.
Kate Brown took office as Oregon's governor Wednesday, promising to leave behind the political scandal that has plagued the state recently.
Openly bisexual secretary of state Kate Brown to become the 37th governor of Oregon.
Kansas governor Sam Brownback issued an executive order that could put the employment of state workers in jeopardy.
Following the demonstration, Denver Mayor Michael Hancock told organizers that he would not speak at this year's Creating Change conference as planned.
Events will be held all day Tuesday to mark the 70th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz from Nazi Germany.
Jessica Chastain says everyone in Hollywood to "speak up!"
A judge ruled that Michigan's decision not to recognize the marriages of 300 same-sex couples 'unquestionably wounds them deeply.'
Grab your suitcase and go somewhere life-changing this year.
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The catalyst and the heartache, as revisited with Ferguson on our TV screens.
The ruling will likely be appealed to a higher court, but same-sex marriages may resume in Arkansas.
The high court decided Wednesday that same-sex couples in Kansas should not have to wait any longer to get married.
Whether I'm going home to visit family, Chicago for a conference, or the remote French Alps, every trip starts with these essentials to keep me looking and feeling fresh.
A Halloween street preacher in Salem, Massachusetts met his match.
Healey, who was part of the team that brought marriage equality to Massachusetts, will be the state's top attorney.
You can go anywhere with a 30-liter backpack and some elbow grease.
AfterEllen, the site long read by queer women around the world, is changing companies.
My first time on skis? On the French Alps.
The U.S. Supreme Court has decided not to hear a series of cases regarding marriage equality, and the effect of the ruling could quickly extend to more states.