In this edition of "Tapestry: The Faces of AIDS," the World AIDS Museum (WAM) and Educational Center presents an up close and personal interview with Reverend Janis Lewis of the Mount Olive New Baptist Church in Ft Lauderdale, who has been working for the past 8 years as a missionary in Kenya, East...

A federal judge struck down Oklahoma's ban on same-sex marriages. However, the same judge issued a stay putting same-sex weddings on hold until the decision can be appealed.

Traditional marriage isn't the "one man, one woman" story you've always heard. It's changed countless times over the last 4,000 years, almost always for the better. Let's take a look at all the different things that marriage has been, and the one thing that has remained constant about marriage over ...

As the consequences of #COVID19 tear across the country, American heroes everywhere are donning masks, scrubs, uniforms, volunteer hats. Here are a few stories of amazing acts of humanity, kindness, and courage in the face of catastrophe.

We've got lots of good news this week, from an op-ed by President Clinton to progress on Colorado's civil unions. Plus a slew of favorable polls shows momentum for equality.

In celebration of Pride Month, Jessi Cruickshank sits down with her favourite pint sized squad to talk about gay loved ones, celebrities and being a gay ally.

PrEP, the FDA-approved HIV prevention medication, has become an increasingly popular safeguard among gay and bisexual men; however the pill is not without controversy. CNN's Sanjay Gupta reports.

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Protesters remind the public that "AIDS is NOT History" in celebration of a new exhibit about AIDS activism at the New York Public Library.

Ellen praised President Obama for all he's done, and he had some very kind words in return.