The first out transgender person to argue before the Supreme Court, Strangio waits for a decision and continues an uphill battle.

The Trail They Blazed,” on display in the French Quarter at the HNOC, is an oral history project that showcases the city’s civil rights activism – as told by the people who lived it.

Beyoncé's "Cowboy Carter" tour is well underway. And it is creating a space for unity, celebration and accountability within ...

The 18th and Vine District in Kansas City is transforming, with the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum and Grayson Capital leading ...

Dooky Chase’s restores its iconic upstairs dining room, blending civil rights history with modern hospitality for private ...

The new Historic New Orleans Collection exhibit “The Trail They Blazed” got its start about a decade ago with an oral history ...

There are 90,000 people that are still waiting for somebody to reach out to them,” Rabbi Shlomo Köves said of Hungary's ...

With “Pride at Maysles” amplifying Queer Black culture, Harlem’s Maysles Documentary Center reprises the Homo-Harlem film festival.

"The regime is using small escalations to see what the population is willing to accept," one planned protest attendee told Newsweek.

On a late April morning, Jeynce Poindexter sits in Detroit Metro Airport waiting for her flight to Fort Lauderdale. Tomorrow ...

The Mkholombe dialogue will be a build-up to a bigger celebration in Durban on Saturday, June 14 – eThekwini Pride.

In an aphorism sometimes attributed to Leo Tolstoy, sometimes to John Gardner, all literature relies on one of two plots: a ...