Just in time for National Coming Out Day 2015 comes this beautifully animated story from Storycorps. Patrick Haggerty grew up the son of a dairy farmer in rural Dry Creek, Washington, during the 1950s. As a teenager, Pat began to understand he was gay—something he thought he was hiding well. But on

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Watch the Michigan Marching Band perform "Spectrum", their 2021 Homecoming halftime show, on September 25, 2021, at Michigan Stadium. Our Homecoming halftime show honors the 50th anniversary of the Spectrum Center. The Spectrum Center works toward enhancing the campus climate and support services f

Something we've been wanting to talk about for a while now! Its OK to be smart and it's ok to be gay! We have been a gay couple for 7 years and proud of it. Reactions to the coming out video include: "So impressed and proud of the +AsapSCIENCE guys for making this video. The comments sadly rem...

An independent Australian drama pilot "Subject to Change" features two gay leads and is set to debut in festival screenings in 2015 with a chance for a TV pick-up by the end of the year. The show is a coming-of-age narrative set in the working class suburb of Hedley, Australia and focuses on three c...

Ivan Cruz lived his life in the closet until he was inspired, in part, by his pet dachshund Thor to come out and tell his family and friends about his sexual orientation. Now, Cruz has shared his story with the world. It is a true testament to the power pets have and the small ways they can support ...

The 50 Most Powerful People Coming Out in 2012. "The fact is, I'm gay." Anderson Cooper's long-awaited announcement sums what it meant to come out in 2012. Again and again we heard the same sentiment — from pop singer Mika's equally anticipated confirmation, "If you ask me am I gay, I say yeah," to

Original soundtrack composed and played by Hannah Bernstein Original story by Kimberly Forbes (This film was made by Valencia High School students) Thank you to everyone that helped make this film!

Comedian Alex Edelman joins “CBS Mornings” to discuss his childhood, start in comedy and current role in the off-Broadway show “Just For Us." The one man show brings into the conversation his LGBTQ experience as an american Jew.

After going home with another guy following an awkward experience in a parking lot, Ron Malott knew he was gay. He went home and he and his twin brother came out to each other. Then came the hard part: telling their mom that they're gay.