The Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD) glossary of LGBTQ-related terms refers to the word "homosexual" as "outdated," "derogatory," and "offensive." GLAAD, which promotes ...

Today, references to the LGBT community are commonplace. One hears them in both the mainstream media and everyday conversation. What’s not generally discussed, though, is how this particular ...

IT used to be “the abominable crime not to be mentioned.” Today it is not only mentioned; it is freely discussed and widely analyzed. Yet the general attitude toward homosexuality is, if anything, ...

In a recent speech celebrating 30 years of the Victorian AIDS Council, Adam Carr, one of its founders who went onto pursue a PhD in history, made the point that: …not many people get to make history ...

Today is the International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia, and Biphobia. The date was chosen to commemorate the decision to remove homosexuality from the International Classification of Diseases ...

In the wake of the Orlando shooting at the Pulse nightclub, there were quite a number of speculations floating around my social media that the shooter himself had been harboring homosexual urges that ...

Mons. Tony Anatrella, Psychoanalysist and expert in Social Psychiatry. Professor of philosophy and psychology in a Jesuit University. Consultant at the Pontifical Council for the Family and the ...

On Nov. 2, the Ruth Institute published a new report that dares to ask a question many researchers — and Catholics — have been afraid to ask: What has been the role of active homosexuality and ...

Think being gay is unnatural? Then look no further than the animal kingdom, where homosexuality is very common. Studies suggest that around 1,500 animal species practice same-sex coupling, from fish ...

A new study analysing the facial differences between homosexual and heterosexual men has found "significant morphological differences". A study conducted by researchers from the Center for Theoretical ...

Two penguins native to Antarctica met one spring day in 1998 in a tank at the Central Park Zoo in midtown Manhattan. They perched atop stones and took turns diving in and out of the clear water below.