Pride Month

Besides the rainbow flag there are also several other flags that represent people who identify as lesbian, asexual, pansexual, demisexual, intersex, gender-fluid, agender, aromantic, nonbinary and polyamorous.

GLAAD CEO Sarah Kate Ellis gets personal with CNBC Make It about realizing she was gay, coming out at work and more.

In activism, politics, entertainment, science and journalism, LGBTQ people are making a difference by being uniquely themselves. NBCLX storyteller Jalyn Henderson introduces us to the ABCs of LGBTQ trailblazers.

School boards need to see evidence of a problem before committing to action. So GLSEN conducted a survey with results showing 59% of LGBTQ students feel unsafe or unwelcome at their schools. GLSEN National Student Council member Aiden Cloud says that’s a problem that needs to be addressed with better protections, particularly after several states passed laws that affect LGBTQ...

Barbara Poma is the owner of the now-closed Pulse nightclub in Orlando, FL where a gunman killed 49 people and injured 53 others on June 12, 2016. After five years, the tragedy still feels recent. “June 1st starts Pride Month, and we start seeing Pride flags everywhere. And you want to celebrate Pride because you’ve done that before, but really...

“Healing physically from a shattered femur was a lot easier than dealing with the emotional turmoil,” says Patience Murray, a survivor of the Pulse nightclub shooting on June 12, 2016, which killed 49 people and injured 53. As part of her healing process, she ultimately forgave the shooter to stop fixating on him and focus on living with love.

Here’s what to know about D.C.’s Capital Pride parade and march on Saturday, including a map of the parade route and road closures.

News4’s Darcy Spencer reports on a time-honored tradition after a difficult year, live from Dupont Circle.

Vice President Kamala Harris joined a LGBTQ+ pride march in Washington, D.C.

Vice President Kamala Harris joined a Pride Month march in DC and said she’s committed to advancing LGBTQ+ protections. “There is so much more work to do.”

The chain took a not-so-subtle jab at its competitor by saying “during #pride month (even on Sundays) your chicken sandwich craving can do good!”

Here’s your guide to Pride Month in the D.C. area, including why it’s celebrated and how to be an ally.

After being told to take down their Pride flag, one Wisconsin couple found a clever alternative that caught that internet’s attention, the Milwaukee Journal Sentential reported.

Capital Pride is ramping up to get all of D.C. awash in color to mark LGTBTQ+ Pride Month in June, celebrating the full spectrum of love.

Despite the wide attention it has received, “detransitioning” is rare – and it’s a nonspecific term that’s easily politicized. Transgender people face stigma and pushback as they try to affirm their gender, including laws that restrict access to gender-affirming care. Claims that someone would “regret” their transition help bolster support for those laws.

News4’s Tommy McFly chats about DC Black Pride .with the Center for Black Equity’s Kenya Hutton

Angel Brown and Angela Brown are two D.C. residents that have spent more than 20 years helping LGBTQ youth who are experiencing homelessness.

News4’s Aimee Cho reports on two women who have dedicated their lives to helping LGBTQ people experiencing homelessness.

Kayla Gore is the co-founder and executive director of My Sistah’s House, a Memphis-based organization that serves trans and queer people of color.