In this time of genuine coming together to mourn and stand in solidarity against hate, more hatred and division are simply unwelcome.

Fighting hate is a much larger challenge than simply banning random Nazis from the internet or blaming President Trump for ‘dog whistles.’

It’s easy to believe hate crimes are everywhere if they suit a convenient political narrative and are touted by reporters who can’t be bothered to dig deeper.

The administration has merely required that transgender individuals meet the same requirements as all other Americans who apply for military service. Cue the usual lies and hysteria.

Regardless of how unfair and unjust it is to the person who survived, the person accused has an equal right to a fair and just trial.

The media’s use of attention-grabbing headlines exploits LGBT people, who rely on these unreliable sources for important news coverage.

Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh told senators, ‘The days of discriminating against gay and lesbian Americans or treating [them] as inferior in dignity and worth are over.’

What we see in this report is a fear of a truth being revealed: That all of the LGBT lobby’s victories are hollow if the Supreme Court functions the way it was meant.

To the Left, it seems, what you represent is far more valuable than who you are as a person or what you have accomplished.

If the anti-conversion therapy argument relies on paid therapy as consumer fraud, the full spectrum of New Age services should be equally at issue.

Seth Owen may have lived in a home with religious rules where his sexuality was not accepted, but he wasn’t, as far as we know, out at 3 a.m. waiting for a stranger to pick him up for sex.

LGBT activists are refusing to discuss the situation honestly. All transgender treatment is elective, and it involves sterilization and the surgical removal of healthy body parts or organs.

If lesbians marching in an LGBT Pride parade can be viewed as a dangerous threat requiring denunciation from authorities, what chance is there to have an honest conversation?

The LGBT movement’s intolerance of intellectual diversity and mandatory identity association has restricted what was once a uniquely colorful example of freedom of expression.

The article on kids who change their minds about their gender identity revealed deep insecurity within the trans movement, as well as room for conservatives to acknowledge the complexity of gender.

My husband, my writing, my career—a few years ago, I thought all of it was never in the cards for me. I nearly allowed myself to miss out on all of it.

Commentator Sally Kohn’s new book, ‘The Opposite of Hate: A Field Guide to Repairing Our Humanity,’ often lays out a disagreeable progressive vision of humanity, but still manages to be pleasantly disarming and invite useful discussion.

Unfortunately, LGBT media aren’t always straightforward in reporting incidents between gay people and their employers, making an objective evaluation difficult.

The enthusiasm had absolutely nothing to do with equality or the ambitious efforts of an 18-year-old student hoping to bring laughter and celebration to her town.

If LGBT Americans are to ever be included in the general population, they must cease efforts at legally and socially segregating themselves.