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It all started in 1996, when LGBT Detroit launched the first annual Hotter Than July event. Today, Hotter Than July (HTJ) holds the title as the world’s

Michigan courts soon might have to use preferred pronouns during legal proceedings.

The Michigan Supreme Court is considering a new rule for courts across our state, requiring the option for preferred pronouns in court proceedings.

These four metro Detroit businesses and organizations are doing positive work in area health care.

Through hard work, determination, support and imagination, Hotter Than July has been a premier event for 27 years. The project is now older than some

LGBT Detroit Social Justice Engineer Jerron Totten has been “getting out the vote” in various capacities for decades.  Totten, 33, a native of Reidsville,

One of this year’s virtual displays during LGBT Detroit’s Cold as Hell event, which was titled “Dungeons in Detroit,” featured a self-guided pleasure

LGBT Detroit has just announced a new partnership with the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services aimed at ending HIV/AIDS-related stigma. The

The Michigan Independent Citizens Redistricting Commission voted Tuesday to adopt the final congressional map for the next decade. The map, which the

Forty years after the first cases of AIDS were officially reported, a Detroit LGBT advocacy group plans a new campaign to combat stigma around HIV.