San Diego Gay and Lesbian News

Tween drag superstar Desmond is Amazing took to social media and YouTube on Saturday to describe what it was like to be attacked on a New York subway.

The young entertainer was with his mother and says they had just got finished with a movie shoot and decided to take the subway home. As they made their way out of the station, things got very scary. 

White Station High School in Memphis (WSHS), Tennessee, has bestowed a crown to a member of their homecoming court. Winners are no longer called "king" or "queen," they are instead called "royalty." 

Brandon Allen was coronated this past Friday. Pictures of his chosen regalia, including a long golden gown and diamond-crusted tiara have since gone viral.

A Tennesse family is mourning the loss of one of their own today after he died by suicide following, what his brother says was, cyberbullying at school for his perceived sexual orientation.

Jacksonville, Florida, law enforcement officials are looking for a suspect who they say dragged a person, believed to be trans, tied to a rope behind a minivan on Friday. 

Dallas police are asking for the public's help in finding a suspect who they believe shot a transgender woman. They are treating the case as a hate crime. 

It happened on Friday in a residential area on the city's northwest region along a four-lane road. 

A peaceful Pride march turned ugly in Kharkiv, Ukraine, on September 15 when conservative protestors sought out LGBT participants and attacked them. The incident was caught on camera and comes with a trigger warning. 

You've heard of Magic Mike, how about Magic Morning Joe? That seems to be the concept behind Seattle's latest coffee innovation; a walk-up coffee hut with a sign out front which reads: "Hot Guys Serving Hot Coffee."

Students who were not happy with a trans-inclusive bathroom policy walked out of their classrooms at North Carolina's North Buncombe High School on Monday. 

The Arizona Supreme Court has ruled that Phoenix's anti-discrimination ordinance which was supposed to protect LGBT people is not valid in the case of Joanna Duka and Breanna Koski who own Brush & Nib Studio, an event invitation design company. 

A gay Oklahoma man says he was literally called on the carpet for being gay at a church gathering on September 8.