Jon Shadel

Some say it is high time that apps like Grindr changed their filter features.

At a time when police brutality is a top concern, this increase in security especially raises the concerns of trans and queer people of color.

Since Stonewall, various fringe groups have attempted to establish a queer nation where LGBTQ people might finally, truly be free. Are they just hungry for press, or do they make a good point?

Traveling, status updates, and long-term dating are in. What's driving the new generation of gay digital dating?

And it's barely been talked about until now.

Gay dating apps like Hornet and SCRUFF have become more outright political than ever before. But will their efforts affect real-world change?

The fight for LGBTQ rights has produced some of America's most attention-grabbing—and effective—activism over the past half-century. Can that spirit reawaken under a Trump White House?

Experts fear his administration will only widen an already problematic divide between urban and rural America.

Lauren Lubin became the first non-binary athlete to compete in the New York City Marathon this weekend. They hope for a future where professional sports are organized in ways that don't rely on sex.

Most Americans say they'd elect a gay politician, but whether they'd elect one who seemed gay is another question.

When Young Thug debuted the cover for JEFFERY, he raised interesting questions about why, exactly, we conflate men who wear women's clothing with homosexuality.

Swardspeak is more than gay lingo—it's a common bridge between the incredible diversity of languages to be found in the nation of islands.