No matter where he moves, Mike Pence can’t seem to avoid that pesky gay agenda.

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Approximately two hundred protesters gathered outside the rented home of Mike Pence in D.C. for a “queer dance party” to protest the vice president-elect’s anti-LGBT history.

This week read about a library in Wyoming being threatened for having LGBT books, and a protest at a school after a bullied gay teen gets suspended in Missouri.

This week read about Texas Gov. Greg Abbott calling for an anti-trans sports bill, and a city council in North Carolina reviewing a proposed non-discrimination ordinance.

This week read about the death of South Korea's first trans soldier Byun Hee-soo, and Panama passing a bill that discriminates against same-sex couples from adopting.

(OFO) Exit polling done by the New York Times reveals just how much of the queer vote Donald Trump was able to capture.

In Neil Burmeister’s recent letter (We Forgave President Obama. Isn’t It Time to Forgive Coral Ridge?) to SFGN, he attempts to gaslight the readers of SFGN and it begs a response.  

I am thinking about estrogen. And I’m nervous.

(WB) Vice President Mike Pence on Sunday began an exchange on ABC’s “This Week” with an effort to affirm support for LGBT people, but subsequently dodged on whether he thinks a religious freedom executive order is needed that could undermine LGBT rights.

Upon further review, it is becoming quite clear Indiana Governor Mike Pence is not a fan of the LGBT community.

If Indiana Governor Mike Pence has one weakness in the eyes of the conservative Republican Party base, it’s that he’s too soft on LGBT people.

In an act of solidarity against vice president-elect Mike Pence, neighbors of his Chevy Chase house in northwest Washington, D.C. are hanging pride flags.

(WB) Swedish immigration officials on Friday detained two activists from Uganda who were en route to a human rights conference.

Donald Trump wants Mike Pence to “know who’s boss.”

In the wake of Donald Trump’s win as president of the United States, Americans around the country are wearing safety pins and in solidarity with (and providing refuge for) victims of hate crime and abuse.

The United States is helping LGBT groups in Ukraine by sending financial support. 

(WB) any political observers are expressing disappointment and frustration with the failure of the vice presidential debate moderator to ask Mike Pence about signing into law a "religious freedom" bill enabling anti-LGBT discrimination in Indiana, but White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest isn't among them.