Alexander Kacala had an interesting post on Hornet this week about the rarely-used “K” in “LGBTQIAPK+.” MTV’s website has a page that “explains” the letters that says that K can be used to mean “kink.

What's in a word? According to a bill passed by lawmakers in the Tennessee Senate Thursday, certain words should only be allowed to have "natural and ordinary" meanings. In this case, the words in ...

For many LGBTQIA+ people, the search for a spiritual home has been full of heartbreak, exclusion, and silence. But Churchome, a global non-denominational church community centered on the story of ...

Belarus has hit a new low in its targeting of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) people. As of today, the definition of pornography under Belarusian law will include depictions of same-sex ...

Growing up in the church, my earliest memories are filled with the scent of old wooden pews, the sound of hymns echoing off the walls, and the solemn rituals that shaped my understanding of holiness.

There is nothing stopping two lovers being united, legislation related to couples living together and having co-ownership of property treats us all the same. Except in cases of domestic violence we ...

Tennessee state Sen. John Stevens said the intent of a bill to assign "natural and ordinary meaning" to terms in state law was, in part, aimed at compelling courts to side more closely with the ...