LGBT people are sending the message that subtext isn’t enough — it’s time for Hollywood to do better

Chip and Joanna Gaines' lifestyle network is feeding viewers the comfort cooking shows they've been craving

In a new season of "Transparent," the Pfeffermans come to terms with the lasting side effects of self-discovery

Educators cannot thrive and do their jobs without fear or hesitation in Midwestern schools, teachers say

Readers debate Richard Kim's review of Larry Kramer's new book, "The Tragedy of Today's Gays."

Recent years have produced romances, adventures, and other genre fiction where characters just happen to be LGBTQ

He never came out of the closet, but his act was subtly subversive -- and paved the way for future drag movements

Thanks for celebrities who came out and more inclusive TV, pop culture led the charge in busting the gender binary

"Inflection Point" talks to MN Rep. Erin Maye Quade about why rejecting the "mythological middle" worked

"Gossip Girl" may not exactly lead to queer liberation, but it's a good time without over-explained representation

If you're sad to see "Minx" end, don't worry. "Julia" tells more of the same story, and it's also very well done

No wonder -- it's about 10 of the most excruciatingly boring bozos in the history of TV.

Don't give up gay pride to get gay equality; why is Cintra bitter about Clapton auction?

In a time when conflict makes comfort tougher to embrace, this show reminds us of how others before us endured

Charlotte's histrionics over a dress that no longer fits is entirely in character and three years out of fashion