Richard and John just celebrated 61 years as a couple. They desperately want to marry in New York. Haven't they waited long enough? With your help, we can wi...

With President Trump taking aim at the NFL and its players who protest during the national anthem, the league is broadcasting a message of unity: a one minute ad that it produced for the Super Bowl earlier this year. It was originally made to "demonstrate the power of football to bring people togeth...

On June 29, thousands of Apple employees and their families marched in the San Francisco Pride Parade. They came from around the world — from cities as far as Munich, Paris, and Hong Kong — to celebrate Apple's unwavering commitment to equality and diversity. Because we believe that inclusion inspir

Aretha Franklin, the Queen of Soul is dead at the age of 76. This video live from Kennedy Center in Washington, DC represents a tribute to her incredible career and her contribution to the world of music and amazing work for civil rights and the right's of women and equality in this country and aro...

This film is being released at the14th anniversary of Patrik-Ian Polk’s landmark rom-com, Noah’s Arc: Jumping The Broom. By centering a predominantly Black, gay cast, the film felt downright revolutionary in 2008—and it still feels just as groundbreaking today.

Named one of the 10 BEST COUNTRY MUSIC VIDEOS of 2018 by Rolling Stone. HOMETOWN 45 Vinyl are now on sale and 15% of all the process go to support the work of Equality.

The latest Heritage Minute is also the first LGBT one. It recounts the story of gay activist Jim Egan and his battle for equality. Xtra is a Canadian channel for LGBT culture and news. For more lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender news: https://www.dailyxtra.com/

Shades of Purple is a video with a story of having the freedom to love whom ever one chooses despite gender, religion or sexual orientation." - Bye June. Special Thanks to the master shadowgrapher, Sati Achath.

A special tribute to Josephine Baker. Incudes original footage and recordings of the famous african american who became famous as a showgirl at the Follies Bergere in Paris in the 1920. She was a spy during World War II for the French Resistance and an activist in the fight for human rights and r...

“In my time, women usually had their life stories written for them. But I didn’t like the story I was given, so I wrote a new one.” That’s Nellie Bly, the pen name of Elizabeth Cochrane. The story she wrote—in a newspaper in 1887, and, figuratively, of her life—would change the course of journalism