Obama’s friend-of-the-court brief makes him the first president to urge the Supreme Court to expand same-gender marriage rights.

Shifting public attitudes pressure Republicans to reassess their platform on marriage equality.

Should the Boy Scouts lift its gay ban? President Obama reveals during a video interview why he believes gays and lesbians should have access.

Less than 1 percent of service women are Black, but 9 percent of all female Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell discharges were Black women.

California’s legislation is the first to protect LGBT youth from damaging mental-health treatments.

From marriage to children to death benefits, what do gay and lesbian couples need to know?

This diversity-leadership resource offers insight to evolving workplace diversity with a downloadable list of important LGBT-rights events and the relevant demographics you need to know.

The federal court decision striking down parts of the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) is a major civil-rights victory for advocates supporting diversity and inclusion. With President Obama and more leaders of the Black community on board, marriage equality is gaining momentum rapidly.

Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s support of LGBT rights in every country opens the door for companies to be more openly inclusive. How is this likely to unfold, and what can your company do now?

After public outrage for a $150,000 political contribution, Target’s Gregg Steinhafel issued an apology for supporting MN Forward, a group that backs anti-gay-rights and anti-immigration-rights gubernatorial candidate Tom Emmer. Read Steinhafel’s full letter here, and find out what else the retail giant promises to do.