In a literal erasure of LGBTQ+ identity in South Florida, the city of Boynton Beach has complied with recent orders from Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) and the Trump administration to eliminate a rainbow crosswalk in the beachside city.

Protestors gathered around Phoenix on Thursday to decry various Trump administration policies, particularly immigration.

The LGBTQ+ community doesn't need your performative activism on our behalf. We are here, in spite of it all, and we have something to say.

The Trump administration recently ended the LGBTQ option on the national suicide hotline, endangering the lives of thousands of kids.

Attendees included GOP NYC mayoral candidate Curtis Sliwa and NYC Councilman David M. Carr. The event was billed as a night of "patriotism and pride." Tickets cost $175 and the event was sponsored by several right wing groups, some with direct ties to the GOP.

Trump administration edict sends eager Florida jumping at the chance to order the destruction of Gay Pride rainbow crosswalks in the state.

For those of us in the LGBTQ+ community, this Pride Month feels different. Hateful, even. To President Trump and his administration, that's the point.

Americans are no longer proud to be American. A record-low 58 percent of adults said they were “extremely or very proud” to be American—a slump of nine percent from 2024 and still five points below the previous low from 2020,

When the 9/11 terrorist attacks hit, pride increased and remained or grew even higher over the next few years. Two decades later, in 2020, the President was once again a Republican. Just a little over six in ten Americans (63%) said they were extremely or very proud to be an American—a new low.