Camila Prins, who has danced professionally for 20 years, is setting a new precedent in a nation where anti-transgender violence is rampant.

"Our music is all-inclusive and certainly everyone is entitled to do the YMCA dance, regardless of their political affiliation," a statement from the band read.

South Carolina’s long been called “the Black primary,” but HuffPost spoke to residents of Columbia who are approaching the election with views and values as diverse as America itself.

The justices will review a ruling that upheld the city’s decision to stop placing children with a Catholic agency.

"I want to be brave like you," Zachary Ro told the openly gay candidate at a rally in Denver.

Plus: This scientist is conquering Mars and representation in STEM.

Everyone else looks kind of ... normal.

The Democratic presidential candidate opened up to Ellen DeGeneres about homophobia and his struggle to appeal to minority voters.

LGBTQ rights advocates are urging Queensland to pass the bill without delay. Opponents, however, feel its terms are too vague and broadly defined.

The Oscar winning actor said he now supports women's rights and same-sex marriage, calling them "essential steps toward a civilized and humane society."

"You have to realize LGBTQ Americans have to come out every single day," the Indiana teacher told ABC News Live in a new interview.

The Democrat spoke in favor of a “statewide fairness” measure, and has also supported implementing a ban on "conversion" therapy.

Netflix's LGBTQ-inclusive indie dramedy has wrapped its four-season run, but its moving, buzzed-about take on modern love seems poised to live on.

But after LGBTQ students were seen kissing openly on the Mormon university's campus, the school said there had been "some miscommunication."

Grenell, the U.S. ambassador to Germany, replaces Joseph Maguire as the acting head of intelligence.

LGBTQ advocates urged the Democratic presidential hopeful to apologize for a 2019 video of him calling trans people “some guy wearing a dress” and “it.”

"One. Attack veterans and decorate your homophobic chauvinist friends," the comedian sings in his version of "New Rules."