Sixty-two percent of Americans are "very" or "somewhat" satisfied with the "acceptance" of Gays and Lesbians, according to a new Gallup Mood of the Nation poll.

LGBTQ literature took another hit this week when the Florida Senate Education Committee committee met on January 25 to discuss several proposed bills that will make it easier for parents to challenge and ban LGBTQ+ books in public schools.

Self-proclaimed "baroness of burlesque and alchemist of tease" Jacqueline Hyde is bringing a showcase of sensual fun to Julia's on Broadway in her upcoming show Breathless.

Following an escalation of apparent hate crimes on Jan. 14, covered previously by the SGN, the suspect in the attacks on Summit Avenue East's Used Furniture has been identified and charged.

This winter's surge in Omicron cases left many performing arts organizations to face the tough decision of whether or not to close their doors to in-person audiences.

This week, the SGN book club has the pleasure of experiencing all that and more with Hot Dog Girl, the first novel from Queer rom-com queen Jennifer Dugan.

Parents are, for the most part, not involved in the selection of other curricula in public schools, yet somehow feel entitled to have their voices heard when it comes to topics such as critical race theory or sexual orientation and gender identity.

It's that time again. The 94th annual Academy Award nominations will be announced next week, on Tuesday, Feb. 8, and considering how tumultuous a cinematic year 2021 turned out to be, it's safe to say there are going to be quite a few surprises.

Reports of the Spokane County prosecutor's wife openly declaring herself to be a "proud white nationalist" and posting a racial slur online have sparked outrage across Washington state.

Hundreds of books are disappearing from the shelves of school libraries in Texas. They haven't simply gone missing – they have been removed. All have common themes: sexual orientation or race.