LinkedIn has removed a clause against misgendering and deadnaming trans users from its hateful content policy, as reported by ...

It’s time to strengthen protections for kids online without undermining the rights, voices and access to information that everyone, including youth and marginalized communities, depends on.

GLAAD said the revised policies are part of a "disturbing trend" of social media companies allowing anti-LGBTQ+ hate speech.

The changes involve edits to LinkedIn’s Professional Community Policies, specifically the “Hateful and Derogatory Content” and “Harassment and Abusive Content” sections.

Josh Gad announced he has COVID-19 and dropped out of a stage production of the musical "Jesus Christ Superstar," set for the ...

The New York Liberty ignited the crowd for Pride night on July 25 at the Barclays Center, where more than 17,000 fans ...

Farrah Williams reportedly said, "My boyfriends really get a deal hanging out with me because it's, like, a million-dollar ...

Former GLAAD senior director of communications Tony Morrison has departed the organization, and has founded Morrison Media ...

As of July 29, LinkedIn no longer has deadnaming and misgendering of transgender individuals as examples of prohibited conduct ...

LinkedIn quietly changed the language of its hateful conduct policy this week, removing a line that referenced a prohibition ...

Five years later, Cain received backlash for agreeing to speak at the anti-LGBTQ+ group Family Research Council’s Value ...

A senior Heritage Foundation official and co-author of the far-right Project 2025 agenda has filed a comprehensive public ...