The Supreme Court told her to go f…. OK, OK. They didn’t tell her anything, but they did refuse to hear the case, no reason given. The next best thing! That means that marriage equality is safe for another day!

The U.S. Supreme Court has declined to hear an appeal from Kim Davis, the former Rowan County, Ky., clerk best known for refusing to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples after the landmark 2015 Obergefell v. Hodges decision legalized same-sex marriage nationwide.

State Sen. Jeremy Moss introduced legislation this week that would let Michigan voters decide whether to remove the state's archaic same-sex marriage ban from the constitution.

I covered Michigan's 2025 election cycle with @pridesource.com, see all the wins and moments of promise for LGBTQIA+ voters in the full piece: pridesource.com/article/2025...

While Zohran Mamdani’s win in New York City has made headlines, there were also plenty of moments to celebrate right here in Michigan as Detroit voters pushed forward a night of its own historic firsts.

For five years, Natasha Wilson thought about fonts. About the perfect "s" for "slut." About how a single letter could carry the weight of centuries of shame, and how the right curve might help dismantle it.

Soho responds after two suspects arrested with arsenal of weapons and tactical gear.

For Antoni Porowski, conversations about self-care aren’t complete without talking about sex.

While "Queer Eye" star Antoni Porowski's romance with Michigan native Zacharias Niedzwiecki may look picture-perfect, the real intimacy, Porowski says, happens over a cutting board.

"Policies designed to make life unlivable for transgender people bear responsibility; every trans suicide is a murder by those in power," writes Erin Reed.

LGBTQ+ voters grapple with Rev. Solomon Kinloch's mayoral bid amid rising anti-queer violence nationwide.

After years of fighting for queer health from inside the system, Dr. Demetre Daskalakis says he had to walk away — and speak out — when politics started rewriting science.

The gay sex stings he documented in 1999 have evolved to Grindr, but targeting continues.

"Fascism thrives in a culture of fear. They want people to be too scared to stand up, to protest, to declare themselves anti-fascist," writes D'Anne Witkowski.

In his most personal performance yet, "13 Reasons Why" star Miles Heizer channels lived queer experience to tell a gay Marine’s story with rare authenticity — and opens up about why straight roles never fit.

His campaign may rely heavily on humor, but he takes the issues very seriously.

The resolution condemns all acts of violence targeted against the LGBTQ+ community and affirms the right of everyone to live freely and safely in the city.

"One Detroit" celebrates October's LGBTQ+ History Month with a deep dive into the state's groundbreaking activists and milestone moments.

In a cultural moment where vulnerability is often curated and identity is endlessly scrutinized, Lukas Gage is choosing something braver: pure honesty.

Vermontville woman created I'll Be Your Rock to ensure no young person faces the isolation she once knew.

Picture it: Palm Springs, present day.

According to records obtained by Metro Times, State Rep. Josh Schriver (R-Oxford) appears to have maintained an account on Fling.com, a pornographic dating site that promised users they could "find sex" and "get laid tonight."

After 25 years of speaking on 250-plus campuses, the Wayne State philosophy professor is learning to advocate in new ways.

When you hear the phrase "death café," you might picture something like a Tim Burton-themed Starbucks. Gloomy music, skeleton-shaped cookies, baristas in full goth drag asking if you want oat milk in your last latte. pridesource.com/article/fern...

Russell Tovey has always possessed a low-key magnetism in his work — one that goes beyond his appearance — whether starring in the queer HBO series “Looking” or the dystopian drama “Years and Years.”

"There’s truth to the slight joke my friends and I make: that we can’t really talk about what we got up to over the weekend in the workplace on Monday," writes Samuel Schwindt.

Beth Bourne, who has in the past come under fire for over-the-top anti-LGBTQ+ stunts, removed her pants and top at a Davis school board meeting.

This is a two-way relationship. And we're all ears.

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel has joined eight other state attorneys general in a video created by the National Women's Law Center in promising to continue fighting for transgender students as they head back to school this fall.

The so-called "Anticorruption of Public Morals Act" would ban all pornography in Michigan while specifically targeting transgender representation online — including non-pornographic imagery.

Former Vice President Kamala Harris's memoir "107 Days" reveals she considered Michigander her top VP choice but deemed it too risky.

When a transgender person is murdered in the Detroit Metro area, trans advocate Julisa Abad is often among the first to reach out to family members. She shows up — and she gets it.

"All too often and for far too many people, 'civility' is a costume. It’s used to disguise messages of hatred and dehumanization," writes D'Anne Witkowski.

A writer's experience reveals how Southeast Michigan professionals hold the power to affirm LGBTQ+ identity.

"We can denounce the violent killing of Charlie Kirk without praising his abhorrent legacy," writes Erin Reed.

Second major health system leaves families scrambling for alternative care options.

Amid political backlash, a Winter Pride event in Florida emerges as a bold, off-season celebration of queer resilience and community.

"Why has Michigan Medicine's dismaying decision been met largely with silence by our elected leaders?" writes Loren Khogali, the executive director of the ACLU of Michigan.

"Twinless," out Sept. 5 after premiering to buzzy acclaim at Sundance (and not without controversy, thanks to a leaked sex scene that derailed its digital run), is one of those rare cinematic experiences that hits like a jolt.

"Unhinged. Gun nut. Transgender. There was yet another horrific school shooting today, and all of these descriptors have applied to the presumed shooter. Which one do you think the media will use in its headlines?" writes Anni Arbour.

Attorney general says decision to halt gender-affirming care under federal pressure may violate Michigan law.

How community organizations are expanding resources and guidance for families navigating federal healthcare challenges.

Washtenaw County Prosecuting Attorney Eli Savit, who is running for Michigan Attorney General in 2026, on how we can safeguard marriage equality.

Wayne County prosecutor files felony murder charges against 18-year-old in death of Christina Hayes.

University of Michigan exhibition celebrates Carmen Herrera and Leon Polk Smith, artists who defied the margins.

How the duo's campy debut single "TKO" and Knockout Tour turns sisterly spats into a fierce spectacle — with a message.

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel has joined a coalition of 16 states and the District of Columbia in filing a lawsuit challenging the Trump administration's efforts to restrict access to medically necessary health care for transgender, intersex and nonbinary youth under 19.

Jim Obergefell warned Pride Source readers it would happen, and now Kim Davis is asking the Supreme Court to destroy his legacy.

What LGBTQ+ Michiganders — and all Americans — are living through in 2025 with the bombardment of attacks on our community is, in many ways, all too familiar. pridesource.com/article/when...

The queer nightlife pioneer Murray Hill says comedy can disarm hate — and his new show, "King of Drag," creates joyful queer space in response.