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Most people would agree that the U.S. constitution is important and valuable because it guarantees separation between religious ideologies and their influences on legal matters. In my experience, though, there’s a catch that as long as the religion is converting lesbian, gay, and bisexual youth to appear heterosexual, they are an exception to this rule. […]

The plan was simple: start a college club by and for homosexuals. My university already had an LGBTQ org with various sub-groups for bisexuals, exploring gender identity, and even the intersection of religion and sexuality. What it didn’t have, and I felt it sorely needed, was a sub-group specifically for gay men and lesbians. We

Before gay artist Gilbert Baker designed the first pride flag in the late 1970s, the only widely recognized marker of our sexual orientation was the pink triangle used by the Nazis to identify and persecute homosexuals. Just as the pink triangle reflected same-sex orientations, so too would our new flag represent gay, lesbian, and bisexual

The Honorable Richard DurbinChair, Senate Committee on the Judiciary The Honorable Charles GrassleyRanking Member, Senate Committee on the Judiciary Dear Senators Durbin and Grassley, Thank you for allowing me the opportunity to present this written testimony regarding the Equality Act. LGB Alliance USA is part of an international group of lesbians, gay men, and bisexuals

LGB Alliance USA is part of the Coalition for the Feminist Amendments (CoFA) and is seeking amendments to the Equality Act. Since the Equality Act is scheduled for a hearing this Wednesday we ask that you call Chairman Durbin and Ranking Member Grassley to request they hear testimony from Lynette Hartsell (a member of LGB Alliance USA and CoFA) and Dr. Callie Burt (a member